Australia’s seasonally adjusted trade balance nearly doubled to a deficit of A$556 million ($449 million) in May from April’s deficit of A$282 million, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said Thursday. The deficit was much deeper than analysts’ expectations of a A$175 million deficit.
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