A massive one-month increase in exports of precious metals jewelry seems to have rescued Canada from another ugly trade deficit
May 6: The common theme is oil, as WTI sits above $61 this morning. Plus, the pistachio market, and an $8000 gender wage gap
Plus: what the analysts are saying about U.S. employment and trade data
We bought tons of cellphones. The auto industry is well. But why can’t we export like China?
That’s neither surprising nor terrible news
Stephen Gordon tackles the current account deficit question.
What would the NDP have done differently, may I ask?
On Monday, Thomas Mulcair blamed the Conservatives for a $50-billion “trade deficit.” The Conservatives subsequently complained that Mr. Mulcair had his numbers wrong.
A commodities bust could be a double whammy for exports
Net exports fell in three of the last four phases of economic expansion