卡尼：加拿大计划到2035年将对非美国市场的出口额提高一倍

Core Points - Canada is shifting its trade focus away from the United States, aiming to double exports to non-U.S. markets by 2035, targeting an additional trade net benefit of 300 billion CAD [1][2] - The Canadian economy is facing challenges due to U.S. tariffs, particularly in the aluminum, steel, automotive, and lumber sectors, with over 75% of Canadian exports currently directed to the U.S. [1][2] - The Canadian GDP contracted by 0.4% in Q2 due to declining exports and investments, while the unemployment rate rose to 7.1%, the highest in over four years [2] Trade Strategy - Canada has signed a free trade agreement with Indonesia and established foundational agreements with the UAE, EU, and Germany in various sectors [2] - The Canadian government is also looking to strengthen ties with global powers like India and China while deepening relationships with traditional allies [2] Economic Outlook - The Canadian government plans to announce a new budget on November 4, which will include strategies for climate competitiveness, new immigration plans, and international talent attraction [2] - Prime Minister Carney warned that the global competition is intensifying, and immediate action is necessary to avoid increasing pressure on the economy [2]