U.S. international goods trade deficit expands more than expected

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U.S. international trade in goods deficit expanded to $103.6B in July's advance estimate from $86.0B in the prior month, according to data released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Friday.

The figure compares with the $87.7B shortfall expected.

U.S. international goods trade deficit expands more than expected

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