WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
The U.S. trade deficit narrowed by a
seasonally-adjusted 4.9% in April to $50.1 billion, the Commerce Department said
Friday
The trade deficit was above the consensus forecast of Wall Street
economists of a deficit of $48.0 billion
The report included annual benchmark
revisions which shifted the level of the deficit in March up to $52.6 billion
from the prior estimate of $51.8 billion
Both imports and exports declined in
April after hitting record highs in the prior month
The U.S. trade deficit with
China widened to $24.6 billion in April compared with $21.6 billion in the same
month last year
The country specific trade data is not seasonally adjusted
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