Overview: In May 2021 Canada exported C$33.8B and imported C$23.7B from United States, resulting in a positive trade balance of C$10.1B. Between May 2020 and May 2021 the exports of Canada have increased by C$13.1B (63.5%) from C$20.7B to C$33.8B, while imports increased by C$7.96B (50.6%) from C$15.7B to C$23.7B.
Trade: In May 2021, the top exports of Canada to United States were Crude Petroleum (C$7.21B), Sawn Wood (C$1.96B), Cars (C$1.75B), Refined Petroleum (C$959M), and Petroleum Gas (C$896M). In May 2021 the top imports of Canada from United States were Cars (C$1.35B), Commodities not elsewhere specified (C$1.22B), Delivery Trucks (C$1.01B), Refined Petroleum (C$970M), and Vehicle Parts (C$807M).
Origins: In May 2021 the exports of Canada were mainly from Ontario (C$11.1B), Alberta (C$8.87B), Quebec (C$5.94B), British Columbia (C$2.74B), and Saskatchewan (C$1.53B), while imports destinations were mainly Ontario (C$15.6B), Quebec (C$2.15B), British Columbia (C$1.8B), Alberta (C$1.6B), and Manitoba (C$1.41B).
Growth: In May 2021, the increase in Canada's year-by-year exports to United States was explained primarily by an increase in product exports in Crude Petroleum (C$4.66B or 183%), Sawn Wood (C$1.49B or 317%), and Cars (C$1.22B or 232%). In May 2021, the increase in Canada's year-by-year imports from United States was explained primarily by an increase in product imports in Cars (C$1.16B or 596%), Delivery Trucks (C$793M or 368%), and Refined Petroleum (C$623M or 179%).
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