The trade deficit in the U.S. probably widened in March as imports rebounded from the biggest setback in three years, economists said before a report today. The gap grew to $50 billion from $46 billion in February, according to the median forecast of 75 economists in a Bloomberg News survey. Another report may show first-time claims for unemployment benefits last week held close to a one-month low. The pickup in the value of imports probably reflected higher fuel prices and a bounce back in shipments from China following the week-long Lunar New Year celebrations. At the same time, exports may cooled as slower global ... (full story)