EnThe French Ministry of Economy released April trade data that included a deficit of 5.22 billion euros ($5.93 billion), significantly larger than the 4.45 billion euros expected by Bloomberg. This reflected mostly an increase in the deficit with European Union partners. Trade with the U.S. was an outlier, with the deficit falling 46% vs. a … Continue reading “French Trade Deficit Widens, Could Have Gone Further in May”
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French Trade Deficit Widens, Could Have Gone Further in May
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