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Canada's Foreign Trade: The Merchandise Trade Balance

The last data point is for September 2022.
Based on seasonally adjusted monthly figures, projected at an annual rate.

Data source: Statistics Canada / Chart: ConstructConnect – CanaData.

U.S. Foreign Trade: Goods & Services Balance

The last data point is for September 2022.
Based on seasonally adjusted monthly figures, projected at an annual rate.

Data source: Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) / Chart: ConstructConnect – CanaData.

Canada’s Key Export Product Sales by Province

Jan-Sept 2022 vs Jan-Sept 2021.

Data source: Statistics Canada Table 12-10-0119-01/Chart: ConstructConnect — CanaData.

Geographic Sources of Total U.S. Foreign Trade Deficit in Goods

Data source: U.S. Census Bueau and Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)/Chart: ConstructConnect — CanaData.

Canada’s Foreign Trade by Major Goods and Commodities

Of note, exports of energy products were up by +22.9% in June.

N/A or “not applicable” is when the signs don’t match or the percent change is too high.
An explanation of the percent change when both the before and after numbers are negative: when a negative becomes more negative, that’s a plus (i.e., a greater deficit.) When a negative become less negative, that’s a minus (i.e., a smaller deficit).

Data source: Statistics Canada Table 12-10-0121-01 (seasonally adjusted current dollar monthly figures).
Table: ConstructConnect — CanaData.