Canada: Focus on trade data – TD Securities
|Analysts at TD Securities suggest that the Canada’s international merchandise trade for June is projected to show a return to a $0.30bn deficit (TD & market) following the largest surplus since 2016.
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“Weaker exports should provide the main driver behind the soft print owing to a pullback in transportation equipment alongside weaker energy exports while imports should see little change on the month.”
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