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Apr 2026
US initial jobless claims came in at 202K, undershooting the expected 212K for late March data

US initial jobless claims fell to 202,000 for week ending 27 March, below expectations of 212,000.

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Apr 2026
Canada’s imports climbed to $72.05B in February, rising from the prior $66.13B level

Canada’s imports climbed to $72.05B in February, rising $5.92B from January’s $66.13B total.

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Apr 2026
In February, Canadian imports climbed to $72.05B, up from the prior $66.13B level

Canada’s imports increased to $72.05bn in February, rising $5.92bn from $66.13bn previously.

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Apr 2026
In February, Canada’s international merchandise trade deficit hit $5.74B, worsening beyond the $2.3B forecast

Canada posted a $5.74B February merchandise trade deficit, far wider than the $2.3B forecast gap expected.

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Apr 2026
Canadian exports rose from $62.48B to $66.31B, showing a strong month-on-month increase in February

Canada’s February exports rose to $66.31B from $62.48B, showing higher month-on-month export values overall.

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Apr 2026
Canada’s export value rose from $62.48B previously to $66.31B, reflecting February’s improved performance

Canada’s exports climbed to $66.31B in February, rising $3.83B from $62.48B previously reported.

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Apr 2026
February saw the US goods and services trade deficit at $57.3B, beating forecasts of $59.2B

U.S. goods and services trade deficit narrowed to $57.3B in February, beating expectations of $59.2B.

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Apr 2026
In February, America’s goods and services trade deficit was $57.3B, smaller than the expected $59.2B

U.S. goods and services trade deficit narrowed to $57.3 billion in February, beating expectations of $59.2 billion.

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Apr 2026
TD Securities sees the BoC mildly dovish, urging patience amid target inflation, weak growth, soft housing, labour headwinds

BoC minutes signal patient, slightly dovish stance; flexible on inflation as growth, housing, and labour weaken.

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Apr 2026
TD Securities sees BoC minutes as mildly dovish, urging patience amid risks, weak growth, softer housing, labour headwinds

Bank of Canada minutes leaned dovish, signaling patience amid near-target inflation, weak growth, housing softness, geopolitical uncertainty.

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