The US trade deficit fell in March,

The US trade deficit fell in March, as exports surged to the second highest level on record.

The Department of Commerce reported a deficit of $40.4bn in March, a 3.6% decline from February's $41.9bn.

Strong exports of aircraft, automobiles and food and drink helped boost exports to $193.9bn. Exports to Canada, South Korea and Germany hit record levels.

Imports rose 1.1% thanks in part to growing demand for mobile phones, clothes and machinery.

Many economists are forecasting a decline in the trade deficit this year as export growth is expected to beat growth in imports.

In total, March exports were $3.9bn more than February exports of $190bn, while March imports were $2.5bn more than February imports of $231.8bn.

Exports of services and non-petroleum goods hit a record high in March.

The three-month moving average of the trade deficit, which is designed to smooth out any monthly volatility, increased to $40.5bn in the three months to March, compared with $40bn in the previous three-month period.

February's deficit was revised down to $41.9bn from a previously

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The U.S. Trade Deficit Fell in March, as Exports surged to The second Highest Level on Record. The Department of Commerce Reported A Deficit of $ 40.4bn in March, A 3.6% decline from February's $ 41.9bn. Strong Exports of Aircraft, Automobiles and food and. drink helped boost exports to $ 193.9bn. Exports to Canada, South Korea and Germany hit Record levels. Imports Rose 1.1% Thanks in part to Growing demand for mobile phones, Clothes and MacHinery. Many economists are Forecasting A decline in The Trade Deficit this year as export growth is expected to beat growth. in Imports. In total, more than February March Exports Exports were $ 3.9bn of $ 190bn, while March Imports Imports were $ 2.5bn more than February of $ 231.8bn. Services and Non-Petroleum Exports of goods hit A Record HIGH in March. The Three -month Moving average of The Trade Deficit, which is Designed to Smooth out any Monthly volatility, increased to $ 40.5bn in The Three months to March, compared with $ 40bn in The Previous Three-month Period. February's Deficit was Revised Down to $ 41.9bn. from a previously