Trade Gap Shrinks on Oil, Sign of Growing Energy Independence

By: Benzinga
The trade deficit shrank on expanding exports in February, with the headline metric improving to -$43 billion from -$44.5 billion in January. (The trade deficit is negative when we import more than we export; a smaller negative number is beneficial to U.S. economic growth, as imports are a subtraction from
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