Higher energy, gold exports offset US tariff impact on Canada
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Canada’s trade surplus widened as higher energy and gold exports offset the impact of US tariffs, signaling resilience in the face of trade pressure. The improvement was driven by stronger shipments of energy products and gold rather than a broad-based export rebound. The data suggest the tariff drag has been partially absorbed by commodity strength, easing concerns about a sharper deterioration in external trade. The result points to underlying economic strengthening despite ongoing US trade measures. Watch next for whether energy and gold continue to carry the surplus or whether tariff effects spread to other export categories.
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