COVID-19 Drives a Sharp Fall in Canadian Trade in March, But the Worst is Yet to Come

<p>Canada posted a $1.4 billion merchandise trade deficit in March, up from a revised $893 million deficit in February (previously reported as a $984 million deficit). The widening in the deficit was driven by a 4.7% drop in merchandise exports (m/m). Imports also fell 3.5%. The declines on both sides of the ledger were driven […]</p>
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