Canada posts trade surplus of C$3.13 billion in Nov, highest since 2008 -Breaking
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© Reuters. FILEPHOTO: This crane was seen high above Brookfield’s Bay Adelaide North office tower, which will be the third to be constructed in their Bay Adelaide Centre complex, Toronto (Ontario, Canada), April 14, 2021. REUTERS/Chris HelgrenOTTAWA (Reuters] – Canada recorded a trade surplus in November of C$3.13Billion ($2.45Billion) with both imports and outgoings hitting new records, Statistics Canada announced on Thursday.
Reuters polled analysts and found that they had forecast a surplus in November of C$2.03 trillion.
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