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Current account deficit increases in first quarter

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WASHINGTON — Americans bought more expensive foreign oil in the first three months of the year, increasing the deficit in the broadest measure of foreign trade.
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The deficit in the current account increased 6.3 percent to $119.3 billion in the January-to-March period, the Commerce Department reported Thursday. The increase reflected a big spike in global oil prices that sent petroleum imports surging. The increase in imports offset strong sales by American companies of autos, computers and heavy machinery in foreign markets.

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