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Canadian trade with U.S. picked up in June despite tariffs: StatCan

CANADA, AUG 5 – Canadian exports to the U.S. rose 3.1% in June despite tariffs, supported by higher prices and high-value shipments, though export volumes remain down 12.5% year-on-year, Statistics Canada said.

  • Statistics Canada said in June, Canadian exports to the U.S. rose 3.1% in June, expanding the trade surplus to $3.9 billion despite tariffs.
  • By exempting most shipments, USMCA protected goods from Donald Trump’s 35% fentanyl tariffs, and 92% of Canadian exports entered duty free in June.
  • Statistics Canada reported the trade deficit widened to $5.9 billion in June, with services exports rising one per cent to $18 billion, excluding a $2.1 billion equipment import surge.
  • As a result, U.S. manufacturers face sector-specific U.S. duties, with Ford Motor Co. paying $800 million in tariff costs in Q2.
  • Trade experts say in the recent report, analysts warn that trade uncertainty is expected to weigh heavily on the Canadian economy, as Q2 export volumes plunged 31.4%.
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Exports to the United States increased by 3.1% in June, but were still down year-on-year.

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The U.S. administration's tariff rate on Canadian products reached 2.4% in June, up from 1.9% in May.

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