trade deficit
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Canada heartened by new congressional research report on NAFTA
Research shows no clear path for Trump to reduce the US trade deficit with Mexico.
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May trade deficit grew to $1.1 billion, StatsCan says
Increase in the trade deficit came as imports rose 2.4% to $49.8 billion, led by an increase in aircraft imports.
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Canada hits economic pothole in February, posts surprise trade deficit
Economists had expected another surplus – about $500 million.
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October trade deficit falls to $1.1B, smallest since January
Import volumes fall 6.2%, prices edge down 0.1%.
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Trade deficit deepened in April/May, raising Q2 concerns
BMO calls it a worrying sign the transition away from energy sector-driven growth might be stalling.
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Trade deficit hits record level in April; raises economic concerns
StatsCan trade figures provide Canada’s first glimpse of how the economy weathered the Alberta wildfires.
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Trade deficit grows to record $3.4B in March: StatsCan
Exports to the US slipped 6.3% to $30.4 billion.
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US exports fell in 2015 for first time since recession
Deficit with China set a record in 2015, rising 6.6% to $365.7 billion.
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Trade deficit grows to $2.5B in August compared with $817M deficit in July
Numbers buoyed by a 3.1% increase in motor vehicle exports to $7.8 billion.
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StatsCan says trade deficit narrows to $593M for July
Exports rose 2.3% to nearly $45.5 billion and were concentrated in non-energy products.
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Trade deficit grew to $3.3B in May: StatsCan
Exports to countries other than the US fall 1.6% to $10 billion.
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US trade deficit swells to 6-year high of $51.4B in March
Commerce Department says data reflects flood of imports.
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Trade deficit increased to $3B in March, StatsCan says
Deficit was far bigger than the $850 million that economists had expected.
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Unions denounce South Korea free trade deal
Unifor, USW cite growing trade deficit as a potential threat to Canadian auto sector, jobs.
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Exports, imports down in October, trade surplus hits $75M
Transportation related industries contributed to the decline in exports: Statistics Canada.