Statistics Canada reports merchandise trade surplus grew to $3.9B in June - BNN Bloomberg
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OTTAWA — Statistics Canada says the country’s merchandise trade surplus rose to $3.9 billion in June, compared with a surplus of $3.7 billion in May.
Total exports gained 0.4 per cent in June to post the fifth consecutive monthly increase and rose to a record $77.5 billion.
Exports of metal and non-metallic minerals rose 16.5 per cent, boosted in part by higher gold exports to the United Kingdom.
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