U.S. share of Canada’s exports drops to 66%, lowest outside pandemic
Canada's trade surplus narrowed sharply in July as declines in gold and energy dropped exports to the U.S.
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Canada's trade surplus narrowed sharply in July as declines in gold and energy dropped exports to the U.S.
to their lowest proportion since 1997, outside the COVID-19 pandemic.
Canada's trade surplus narrowed sharply in July as declines in gold and energy dropped exports to the U.S. to their lowest proportion since 1997, outside the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Canada's trade surplus narrowed sharply in July as declines in gold and energy dropped exports to the U.S. to their lowest proportion since 1997, outside the COVID-19 pandemic.
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to their lowest proportion since 1997, outside the COVID-19 pandemic.
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