🚨 For importers, exporters, and supply chain professionals, staying ahead of trade trends is critical. Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters free, interactive dashboard - notably up-to-date insights on Merchandise Trade, is a must-watch area for businesses navigating shifting tariffs and trade flows. 👉 In July, Canadian merchandise exports rose 0.9%, led by energy products and motor vehicles. But unwrought aluminum and alloys fell for the fourth straight month, underscoring the tangible impact of U.S. tariffs. 👉 Exports to the U.S. climbed for the third consecutive month, while imports declined 0.7%, narrowing Canada’s trade deficit. Whether you’re managing cross-border shipments, monitoring tariff-sensitive goods, or planning for future demand, this tool helps you connect economic data with real-world trade impacts. 🔗 Explore and bookmark the dashboard: https://lnkd.in/gcvePRHY
Introducing CME’s Canadian Manufacturing Data Dashboard! For manufacturers, policymakers, economists, media and anyone tracking economic trends, the dashboard provides current and historical data in a free, interactive, easy-to-use interface. Access current and historical employment, sales, GDP, and merchandise trade—by sector and province—in an interactive, easy-to-use tool. It includes concise insights from CME Chief Economist, Alan Arcand to highlight what matters in each release. Explore and bookmark cme-mec.ca/representation and sign up for email alerts when new data is published.
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