In March 2023, imports for the US exceeded their exports by $60.6 billion. In June 2023, the importsexceeded the exports by $74.6 billion. If this trend continues, what impact can this have on the US in the longterm?A. Increased foreign investmentB. Stronger domestic currencyC. Decreased trade protectionismD. Accumulation of foreign debt

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