Bulgaria's trade deficit widened in April from March after it narrowed a month earlier, as exports dropped faster than imports, the Bulgarian National Bank reported. The trade deficit totalled USD 91.5 million in April, compared with a revised deficit of USD 74.1 million in the previous month. For the first four months of the year, the deficit totalled USD 522.6 million, compared with USD 450.2 million in the same period a year earlier. The country exported USD 335.5 million in goods during April, down USD 73.4 million from a month ago, while it imported USD 427 million in goods, down USD 56 million. Export figures don't include freight and insurance, while import figures do. The biggest export market in April was Italy, while the main source of imports was Germany. Clothes and footwear led exports, while fuel led imports. The current account deficit in the first four months widened to USD 374.1 million from USD 341.4 million a year earlier. The capital account posted a surplus of USD 148.9 million in April after it posted a revised deficit of USD 24.9 million a month earlier and widened from a surplus of USD 135.8 million a year earlier. The overall balance of payments posted a surplus of USD 119.7 million in April after a deficit of USD 19.3 million a month earlier and widened from a surplus of USD 45.2 million a year earlier. The four- month balance of payments deficit narrowed to USD 74.8 million from USD 151.6 million a year earlier