2024年12月，加拿大出口攀升4.9%，达到695亿加元的10个月高点，此前11月上调了662亿加元，创下2022年5月以来的最高水平。这是连续第三个月的增长，受到加元走软和11个行业中8个行业广泛上涨的支撑。显著增长包括金属和非金属矿产品（9.2%），达到创纪录的100亿加元；能源产品（9.5%），受原油出口增长11.0%的推动；机动车和零部件（3.9%）；以及农产品、渔业和中间食品（5.8%）。对加拿大最大贸易伙伴美国的出货量增长了5.0%，可能反映出对特朗普政府即将征收关税的担忧。与此同时，对其他国家的出口下降0.1%，对挪威的未锻造镍和镍合金销售额增加（+67.3%），而对英国的未锻造金、银和铂族金属出口下降14.9%。

Canadian exports climbed 4.9% to a 10-month high of CAD 69.5 billion in December 2024, following an upwardly revised CAD 66.2 billion in November and marking the highest level since May 2022. This third consecutive monthly increase was supported by a weaker Canadian dollar and broad-based gains across eight of eleven sectors. Notable increases included metal and non-metallic mineral products (9.2%) to a record CAD 10.0 billion, energy products (9.5%), driven by an 11.0% rise in crude oil exports, motor vehicles and parts (3.9%), and farm, fishing, and intermediate food products (5.8%). Shipments to the U.S., Canada’s largest trading partner, rose 5.0%, likely reflecting concerns over impending tariffs under the Trump administration. Meanwhile, exports to other countries dipped 0.1%, as higher unwrought nickel and nickel alloy sales to Norway (+63.3%) were outweighed by a 14.9% drop in unwrought gold, silver, and platinum group metal exports to the U.K.