加拿大对美国出口占比降至除疫情时期之外的创纪录低点

Core Viewpoint - Canada's trade balance has shifted back to a deficit due to a significant increase in imports of computers and electronic products, which outweighed the surge in gold exports to countries outside the U.S. [1] Trade Balance - In October, Canada recorded a trade deficit of 583 million CAD (421 million USD), which was smaller than the market expectation of a 1.5 billion CAD deficit [1] - The proportion of exports to the U.S. fell to 67.3%, the lowest level since data collection began in 1997, excluding pandemic periods [1] Exports and Imports - Exports to the U.S. decreased by 3.4% in October, primarily due to declines in aircraft and gold exports [1] - Overall imports increased by 3.4% in October, driven by record imports of computers and computer parts, including processing units from Ireland [1] - Total exports rose by 2.1%, mainly supported by a 47.4% increase in unrefined gold, silver, and platinum exports, particularly to the UK [1] - Energy exports saw a decline of 8.4% [1]