WASHINGTON, D.C. — The US trade deficit in July expanded to its largest since mid-2022, according to government data released Wednesday, as imports rose more quickly than exports.
Overall, the trade gap widened to $78.8 billion, from a revised $73.0 billion in June, the Department of Commerce said.
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