Canada-U.S. trade drops almost $2-billion since early 2024, data show

By Catherine Morrison

The Globe and Mail - Canada · 2d ago

Largest decline in two-way trade was in motor vehicles and parts, which fell by 18.9 per cent, or $6.7-billion

Originally published by The Globe and Mail - Canada.

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