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Canadian international merchandise trade, September 2025
In September, Canada's merchandise exports increased 6.3%, while imports were down 4.1%. Because of these strong opposing movements, Canada's merchandise trade deficit with the world went from a deficit of $6.4 billion in August to a slight surplus of $153 million in September, essentially a balanced position. Consult the "International trade monthly interactive dashboard" to explore the most recent results of Canada's international trade in an interactive format. After falling 3.2% in August, total exports rebounded 6.3% in September. This was the largest percentage increase since February 2024. Overall, gains were ... (full story)
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