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Canada’s trade surplus grows to $3.9-billion in June as weak loonie boosts value of imports, exports

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Canada’s trade surplus grows to $3.9-billion in June as weak loonie boosts value of imports, exports
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Canada's trade surplus rose to $3.9-billion in June, driven by a weaker loonie that increased the value of exports. While energy exports declined due to lower oil prices, gains in minerals and a surge in computer imports contributed to the overall economic figures.

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The Global Container Terminals' Deltaport facility in Delta, B.C., last month. The volume of Canadian exports in June rose 1.1 per cent, while that of exports dropped 1.5 per cent. DARRYL DYCK/The Canadian Press

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