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Canadian merchandise trade · monthly

Canada’s exports to the U.S. fell in July as non-U.S. exports rose

A genuine 18-month Statistics Canada series separates exports to the United States from imports from the United States. Calendar months are shown on a continuous time axis.

Direct answer: In July 2026, seasonally adjusted Canadian merchandise exports to the U.S. were CAD 50.5 billion, down 6.6% from June, while imports from the U.S. were CAD 44.6 billion, up 1.8%. Non-U.S. exports rose 7.4% and represented 33.7% of all exports. These are values, not quantities.

18 months of Canada–U.S. merchandise trade

−6.6%U.S. exports, July vs. June
+1.8%U.S. imports, July vs. June
33.7%Non-U.S. share of July exports
Canada merchandise trade with the United States, February 2025 to July 2026Two monthly lines show Canadian exports to and imports from the United States in current Canadian dollars, millions, balance-of-payments basis and seasonally adjusted.35B40B45B50B55B2025-022025-052025-082025-112026-022026-052026-07CAD billions · current dollars— Exports to U.S.— Imports from U.S.
Source: Statistics Canada Table 12-10-0011-01. Current CAD, millions; balance-of-payments basis; seasonally adjusted. Latest month July 2026; released September 3, 2026.
Show all 18 months in an accessible table
Canada merchandise trade with the United States
MonthExports to U.S. (CAD millions)Imports from U.S. (CAD millions)Status flag
54413.643278.2No flag
4908742343.7No flag
41841.738654.7No flag
41890.838664.2No flag
43465.239297.4No flag
45423.938479.6No flag
43941.637873.3No flag
45820.337227No flag
44064.439254.9No flag
43865.837297.6No flag
44458.438800.1No flag
42796.836972.6No flag
4499642209.2No flag
49785.242364.5No flag
53067.343046.8No flag
53633.242781.1No flag
54094.943818.5No flag
50517.144604No flag

Method, dates and limits

Statistics Canada Table 12-10-0011-01; Canada; imports and exports; United States; balance-of-payments basis; seasonally adjusted; current Canadian dollars in millions. One 2026-09-03 table edition, downloaded 2026-09-13. The series has 18 consecutive months and does not substitute zero for unavailable values. Non-U.S. exports equal all-country exports minus U.S. exports from the same edition.

July predates the August and September tariff changes, so the curve cannot support a claim that those later measures caused July’s movement. Cash value can change without an equal change in physical quantity.

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Questions about the data

Are these quantities?

No. They are current Canadian-dollar merchandise-trade values in millions, not physical volumes.

Are the values seasonally adjusted?

Yes. Both lines use the balance-of-payments basis and are seasonally adjusted.

Why does the series end in July 2026?

July was the latest reference month in the Statistics Canada table edition released September 3, 2026.

Did September tariffs cause July’s movement?

No such claim is possible: July precedes the August and September policy changes.

Can the numbers be revised?

Yes. Statistics Canada can revise prior months, so this page preserves one complete table edition instead of mixing vintages.

Official data

Snapshot downloaded September 13, 2026 · latest reference month July 2026 · may be revised.

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