With Canada’s trade imbalance with the US driven entirely by oil exports, the country’s surplus with the US widened in December, while its deficit with other trading partners grew.

Canada's trade surplus in January exceeded expectations by a wide margin posting a 32-month record as fears of tariffs from the U.S. pushed exports of cars and energy products higher, especially ...

The Canadian trade surplus widened to C$4B in January 2025, the largest since May 2022 and well above market expectations of C$1.3B. Canada's merchandise exports rose 5.5% to a record C$74.5B ...

Canada’s trade surplus with the U.S. widened as did its deficit with the rest of the world, underscoring the major role its biggest trading partner and southern neighbor plays in its economy.

Canada’s trade surplus with the U.S. helped avoid a deeper deficit, underscoring the importance of its biggest trading partner as President-elect Donald Trump threatens hefty tariffs.

Canada’s energy exports to the United States jumped at the end of last year, pushing the country’s trade surplus with its biggest customer to the highest in more than two years.

The December trade surplus was at $708-million, compared with a revised deficit of $986-million the prior month, helped by 4.9-per-cent growth in exports, Statistics Canada reported on Wednesday.

Canada's trade surplus with the U.S., which buys more than three quarters of Canada's total exports, shrank to C$6.17 billion in October. This is the lowest it has been this year.

OTTAWA (Reuters) -Canada recorded a ninth consecutive monthly trade deficit in November, albeit smaller than expected, as exports rose faster than imports, and its trade surplus with the United States ...

Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast Canada’s trade surplus to be at C$1.28 billion and have said that trade balances would benefit from companies front-loading orders in January.