加拿大2025年贸易逆差创历史新高 金价上涨掩盖了关税的真正冲击

Group 1 - Canada's trade deficit expanded to 31.3 billion CAD last year, marking the largest annual trade deficit since the COVID-19 pandemic [1] - The trade deficit in 2025 is projected to be the largest since data collection began in 1988 [1] - Annual exports from Canada decreased by 0.2%, with most product categories experiencing a decline [1] Group 2 - The strong increase in gold prices masked the true damage caused by the trade war with the United States on Canadian exports [1] - Exports of unrefined gold, silver, platinum group metals, and their alloys surged by 41.7% last year [1] - Excluding this category, Canadian export values would have significantly decreased by 3% [1]