Canada Rebounds with $718 Million Trade Surplus in August After Port Closures Disrupted July Trade
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Canada posted a $718 million trade surplus in August, rebounding after port closures in July.
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Exports rose due to transfers of gold to the U.S. and higher crude prices.
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Imports also increased but by a smaller margin than exports.
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The surge in exports was the biggest since October 2021.
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Exports of metals and energy products drove the increase.