TREE NEWS reports: Canada’s trade balance for July narrowed sharply to a surplus of C$770 million, down from C$3.86 billion in the previous month. The figure reflects a significant reduction in the trade surplus, indicating weaker export performance or stronger import growth. This data point may influence expectations for Canadian economic growth and currency movements.
Canada July Trade Surplus C$770M vs Prior C$3.86B
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