Canada's Trade Surplus Reaches C$5.4 Billion in September Driven by Record Exports
Canada reported a widening trade surplus of C$5.4 billion for September, marking its strongest performance since May 2022. This increase follows a revised C$5 billion surplus recorded in the previous month. The growth was primarily fueled by a record-breaking export volume of C$78.6 billion, representing a 0.2% month-on-month increase. The surge in outbound shipments was largely driven by heightened demand and increased volumes in the metal and non-metallic mineral sectors.
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