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Balance of Trade
The Balance of Trade in Canada measures the difference between the value of its exports and imports of goods and services. It is crucial for the economy as a trade surplus indicates more exports than imports, contributing positively to GDP, while a deficit can imply the opposite. This metric is significant for financial markets as it influences currency value, investor confidence, and monetary policy decisions. For Canada, a country heavily reliant on natural resources, shifts in global commodity prices can significantly impact its trade balance.Next Event
Dec 11, 2025
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-4.5B
-6.32B
Historical Data
Oct 07, 2025
-6.32B
-5.55B
Sep 04, 2025
-4.94B
-4.75B
Aug 05, 2025
-5.86B
-5.8B
Jul 03, 2025
-5.9B
-5.9B
Jun 05, 2025
-7.14B
-1.5B
May 06, 2025
-510M
-1.6B
Apr 03, 2025
-1.52B
3.4B
Mar 06, 2025
3.97B
1.3B
Feb 05, 2025
710M
750M
Jan 07, 2025
-320M
-900M
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