US President Trump says the US won't have a trade deficit next year

Trump's assertion that the US won't have a trade deficit next year suggests a potential shift in economic policy that may influence future trade negotiations.

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CRUDE WRAP: WTI (H6) SETTLES USD 0.90 HIGHER AT 60.34/BBL; BRENT (H6) SETTLES USD 0.98 HIGHER AT 64.92/BBL

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This statement could impact investor sentiment and market positions, particularly in the Forex and commodities markets, as traders adjust their expectations for currency valuations and trade flows down the line. Watch for reactions in the USD and related assets as markets process this comment.

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