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Canadian international merchandise trade, August 2025
In August, Canada's merchandise exports fell 3.0%, while imports were up 0.9%. Both movements were influenced by strong variations for unwrought gold in the month. Canada's merchandise trade deficit with the world widened from $3.8 billion in July to $6.3 billion in August. Following three consecutive monthly increases, total exports were down 3.0% in August. Despite the high volatility in Canadian exports since the beginning of 2025, and the implementation of tariffs by the US government, total exports for the first eight months of the year were still up slightly (+0.3%) compared with the same period in 2024. ... (full story)
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