(Reuters) - The result, which easily surpassed economists' expectations of a $24.0 billion gap, was much higher than the previous monthly record of $23.8 billion, set last October.
Economists said the surge was largely due to firms seeking to fill orders before July 1, when value-added tax rebates on a swathe of products were either reduced or scrapped.
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Economists said the surge was largely due to firms seeking to fill orders before July 1, when value-added tax rebates on a swathe of products were either reduced or scrapped.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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