Statistics Canada reports $506M merchandise trade deficit for March
- Canada reported a merchandise trade deficit of $506 million in March due to a fall in exports to the U.S. Because of new tariffs.
- Total exports fell 0.2 percent to $69.9 billion, while exports to other countries increased by 24.8 percent.
- Imports dropped 1.5 percent to $70.4 billion, driven by a decline in metal products and energy imports.
- Canada's merchandise trade surplus with the U.S. Was $8.4 billion in March, down from $10.8 billion in February.
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Statistics Canada Reports $506M Merchandise Trade Deficit for March
Canada posted a merchandise trade deficit of $506 million in March as exports to the U.S. fell with the implementation of new tariffs, but shipments to other countries climbed. Statistics Canada says the result compared with a deficit of $1.4 billion in February. Overall exports edged down 0.2 percent to $69.9 billion in March as exports to the U.S. fell 6.6 percent, but exports to countries other than the U.S. rose 24.8 percent. Imports fell 1.…

Statistics Canada reports $506M merchandise trade deficit for March
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Canadian Trade Deficit Narrows in March - Action Forex
Canada’s trade deficit narrowed from a revised $1.4 billion in February to $506 million in March. Merchandise exports edged lower (-0.2% m/m) continuing the slide from February’s larger contraction (5.4% m/m). Exports of consumer goods (-4.2% m/m) and energy products (-2.2% m/m) contributed most to the monthly decline. Motor vehicle and parts exports (+7.7% m/m) […] The post Canadian Trade Deficit Narrows in March appeared first on Action Forex.
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