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Canada September Trade Surplus Narrows to 8-Month Low
Canada's trade surplus narrowed more than anticipated in September, as imports increased while prices for energy and metal exports fell.
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Analysts Expect Further Slippage in Canadian Trade Surplus
Canada's international merchandise trade surplus narrowed in September and analysts are expecting to see further declines in the months ahead. 7
Canada's trade surplus narrows in September
Canada's trade surplus with the world decreased to $4.5 billion in September from $5.6 billion in August, as exports declined and imports rose, according to data released by Statistics Canada Thursday morning. This marks the lowest trade surplus 12
Flaherty Says Canada Not Willing to Renegotiate NAFTA
Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty sent a warning to incoming U.S. president Barack Obama on Wednesday, saying Canada is not open to renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). 11
The Day Ahead Canada & U.S.: Canadian and U.S. Trade Data
The economic data in North America will pick up on Thursday with the release of Canadian and U.S. Trade data for September. 7
Who will finance America's deficit?
The United States government needs to borrow US$1 trillion a year, before a new stimulus package, or handouts for the auto industry, or healthcare reform, or a dozen other spending programs promised by the incoming administration of president-ele 6
Woodchip export value grows
The value of Australia’s forest product exports rose significantly in 2007-08, growing by 5pc over the year to reach $2.5 billion, driven by woodchip export growth and to a lesser extent growth in recovered paper exports. 11
UK trade gap narrows
Britain's trade gap fell back in September amid tentative evidence that the weaker pound may be boosting exports and making imports less attractive, according to government figures released today. The Office for National Statistics said the short 
