Trade deficit returned in November, StatsCan data show
Second consecutive monthly export decline
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Canada’s trade deficit totalled $1.9 billion in January, a narrowing from December’s $3.1 billion deficit, StatsCan reported Wednesday. That narrowing “was where the good news ended,” says CIBC senior economist Andrew Grantham in an economics report, as the deficit was “driven exclusively by a plunge in imports.” Imports decreased 4.3%, mainly due to lower volume […]
Overall exports slipped 1% to $43.6 billion in August -- the third consecutive month of declines.
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