The surprise improvement in Canada’s goods trade balance in March, despite the imposition of US tariffs, was thanks to a surge in exports to other countries. Nonetheless, as the survey indicators of export orders have plunged in recent months, it seems unlikely that exports will hold up for much longer.
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