Investors are keeping an eye on Canada’s Consumer Price Index for signs that ongoing global trade tensions are impacting Canada’s economy. TD Securities' Robert Both breaks down the data.

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In 2024, China hit the highest recorded global surplus of $992.16 billion. Other countries topping the trade surplus list are Germany, Ireland, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Russia and Brazil.