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America’s current-account deficit dropped sharply in the first quarter, to $101.5 billion (or 2.9% of GDP), its lowest level since the last quarter of 2001. The main reason was the steep decline in imports, particularly oil and oil products and industrial supplies and materials.

America’s current-account deficit dropped sharply in the first quarter, to $101.5 billion (or 2.9% of GDP), its lowest level since the last quarter of 2001. The main reason was the steep decline in imports, particularly oil and oil products and industrial supplies and materials.

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