Canada's Trade Surplus Expands to C$4.2B in May as Exports Rise 0.9%

According to Royal Bank of Canada analysts Abbey Xu and Nathan Janzen, Canada's trade surplus expanded to approximately C$4.2 billion in May, up from a revised C$3.4 billion in April. Exports grew 0.9% while imports declined 0.2% during the month. The analysts noted that Canadian trade flows remain subject to uncertainty surrounding U.S. trade policy, though broader expectations suggest trade's drag on economic growth will be lighter than in 2025.
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