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Economic Statistics Briefing Room
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CHART: Balance on Current Account
CHART: Balance on Current Account

Balance on Current Account

In the first quarter of 2004, the U.S. current-account on international transactions deficit increased to $144.9 billion.

Previous
-$127.0

4th Quarter 2003
(billions of dollars)


Current
-$144.9

1st Quarter 2004
(billions of dollars)
Provided by Bureau of Economic Analysis as of June 18, 2004.
CHART: Monthly trade balance
CHART: Monthly trade balance

U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services

The Nation’s international deficit in goods and services decreased to $50.1 billion in July, from $55.0 billion (revised) in June, as exports increased and imports decreased.

Previous
-55.0

June 2004
$ billion


Current
-50.1

July 2004
$ billion
Provided by U.S. Census Bureau as of September 10, 2004.
CHART: International R&D/GDP Ratios
CHART: International R&D;/GDP Ratios

R&D; Expenditures as a percent of GDP
R&D; Expenditures as a percent of GDP

The U.S. ratio of R&D; to Gross Domestic Product increased to 2.63% in 1999, but remained at a level less than Japan (2.94%) and more than Germany (2.44% ).

Previous
2.63%

1999


Current
2.69%

2000 (preliminary)
Provided by National Science Foundation, SRS as of March 2003.
CHART: Monthly Crude Oil and Petroleum Product Imports
CHART: Monthly Crude Oil and Petroleum Product Imports

Net Oil Imports
Includes crude oil and petroleum products net of exports.


Previous
10.06

April, 2004
Million Barrels per Day


Current
10.32

May, 2004
Million Barrels per Day
Provided by Energy Information Administration / Monthly Energy Review as of August 23, 2004.

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