Eurozone Trade Deficit Shrinking

August 18th, 2008 - Chris Marshall

The trade deficit of the 15-nation eurozone shrank sharply in June, but failed to meet forecasts, data shows.

The deficit fell to 101m euros ($149.1m; £79m) in June, from a deficit of 3.9bn euros in May.

While the deficit narrowed, it was far off the 7.5bn-euro surplus seen in June 2007.

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