U.S. government posts $9 billion surplus in January

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WASHINGTON - The U.S. federal government posted a $9 billion surplus in January, according to data released on Tuesday by the Treasury Department.The Treasury said federal spending in January was $331 billion, up 6 percent from the same month in 2018, while receipts were $340 billion, down 6 percent compared to January 2018.

The deficit for the fiscal year to date was $310 billion, compared with $176 billion in the comparable period the year earlier. When adjusted for calendar effects, the budget was in balance in January 2019, compared with a $30 billion surplus the prior year.

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