China‘s recovery had as its first lever public investment and then exports and domestic consumption, according to the Central Bank of China and the World Bank. Now that China’s economy is returning to normal, the intrinsic growth momentum is increasing and macroeconomic conditions are improving in China. However,
Canada‘s imports were down 4.7% month-on-month in April, to C $ 49.613 million. Conversely, Canadian exports were for $ 50.207 million, a 1% drop compared to March 2021. Therefore, Canada had a surplus of $ 594 million, Statistics Canada reported. Both contractions were largely attributed to significant declines
The peso closed the session with an appreciation of 0.53% or 10.4 cents, trading around 19.70 pesos per dollar, with the exchange rate touching a maximum of 19.8576 and a minimum of 19.6998 pesos, a level not seen since January 21, when the exchange rate touched the minimum
The United States decreased its trade deficit with China in April, at a monthly rate of 6.7%, according to data from the Census Bureau. In the interior, exports to China decreased at a monthly rate of 6.24%, while imports from China decreased 6.56 percent. An analysis by Banco
External sales from Mexico to the United States grew 103% in April at an annual rate, totaling 32.177 million dollars, according to data from the Census Bureau. In the United States, economic activity accelerated its rate of expansion, going from a seasonally adjusted quarterly rate of 1.1% in
The Canadian market offers access to almost 1.5 billion consumers through 14 trade agreements. Likewise, Canada is the tenth largest economy in the world and the attraction of foreign direct investment increased by 18.6% from 2018 to 2019. The transportation infrastructure of the Canadian market has 24 international