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[1:07]..." one point 8%. Which is still records so that's a pretty good trade deficit widened to bit down one point 1% if you want to be exact -- tell the that it kind of neutral. Also "...

[2:13]..." claims so again not so great there. If you look at the trade deficit the exports so felt a little -- almost ten billion dollars but we also got a little bit of the lift because oil import prices so little bit easier so -- trade deficit actually narrowed so to give it its credit. I think the trade numbers especially in the superstar in this economy because exports "...

[0:36]..." that's not good in the -- weakness on the job market. Also trade deficit what is so great this morning you know it's a little wider than was expected -- of five point 7%. If you "...

[0:09]..." Yeah this today we're looking at several different though we're tickled the trade deficit and you know that's the economic data do you weren't. You know it's like we talked about trade deficit as opposed the use because the balance of trade to oppose it along with the underwater -- and along with the deficit "...

[1:06]..." of reversal of fortune here -- which. Look at that the trade deficit this week we'll see how that goes also this week regular retail sales inventories. Of the big numbers because the CPI consumer "...

[1:09]..." we did last week with the judge that was written inventories and trade deficit and import price and it's going to -- it's officially. The start now the second quarter earnings seasons -- the people are "...

[0:04]..." this morning good morning Dave morning Deborah all right we're digesting these trade deficit numbers scientists how big is it. "...

[0:31]..." they -- over 400000 last week so little good news there. -- trade deficit that's a loser widened again to the gap 62 point three billion dollars which was. More than expected and it's not really "...

[2:04]..." the trade gap that was really good they've reduced we reduce our trade deficit by almost 7%. It's the best months we've what we've had since 1991. We basically narrowed that gap by six point 2% "...

[1:11]..." or to think but. Morgan hereby inventories in retail sales in the trade deficit and private started biggest they were going to have manufacturing in capacity utilization and industrial production and consumers that -- all the "...