Current Account Balance
Goods, services, and assets flow from one country to another in the international economy. The current account within the U.S. balance of payments accounts records the total payments and receipts of all intermediate and final goods and services traded between one country and the rest of the world. If the current account balance is in deficit, then net exports are negative. If the curent accout balance is in surplus, then net exports are positive.
Current Account(Last 12 months,$bn)
| Date | $bn | Date | $bn | Date | $bn |
| August 18 2001 | -2.3 (Q1) | September 1 2001 | -2.3 | October 6 2001 | -2.3 |
| August 25 2001 | -2.3 | September 8 2001 | -2.3 | October 13 2001 | -2.3 |
| September 15 2001 | -2.3 | October 20 2001 | -2.3 | ||
| September 22 2001 | -2.3 | October 27 2001 | -0.9 (Q2) | ||
| September 29 2001 | -2.3 |
Sources:
Global Economic Indicators
The Economist
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