Canada posted its first trade surplus in six months due to surging exports of gold and oil in March as the Iran war drove up global uncertainty.
A strong increase in exports and a decline in imports resulted in a C$1.8 billion ($1.3 billion) trade surplus, which followed a C$5.1 billion deficit the previous month, Statistics Canada reported on Tuesday.
Economists surveyed by Bloomberg expected the deficit had shrank to C$2.5 billion in March.
March marked the first trade surplus since September 2025, as Canadian resource exporters
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