U.S. trade data for July is due out this morning, with economists estimating that the deficit widened to $44B from $42.9B in June in what would be the first increase since March. While rising oil prices may have caused imports to grow, weakening economies in Europe and China, as well as other emerging markets, may have sapped U.S. exports.
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