Canada's trade surplus in September reached 5.35 billion Canadian dollars (about $2.82 billion), which was the highest value since May 2022, the Wall Street Journal writes. The growth in the index is due to high oil prices and an increase in the supply of gold to the United States. Total Canadian exports rose 0.2% this month, while imports fell 0.3%.

Canada's trade surplus in September reached 5.35 billion Canadian dollars (about $2.82 billion), which was the highest value since May 2022, the Wall Street Journal writes. The growth in the index is due to high oil prices and an increase in the supply of gold to the United States. Total Canadian exports rose 0.2% this month, while imports fell 0.3%.