CoinWorld News: Canada achieved its first merchandise trade surplus in six months in March 2026, driven by a surge in gold shipments and soaring energy prices boosting exports. According to Statistics Canada, in March, there was a merchandise trade surplus of 1.78 billion CAD (approximately 1.31 billion USD), with exports increasing by 8.5% to 72.77 billion CAD, the second-highest level in history, while imports declined by 1.6% to 70.99 billion CAD. Exports to the United States grew by 8.3%, while imports from the U.S. decreased by 1.2%, expanding the long-term trade surplus with the neighboring country from 2.86 billion CAD in February to 7.07 billion CAD in March.

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