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Canada Highest Trade Balance

$46.4B in 2005
External balance on goods and services · World Bank

The highest trade balance in Canada was $46.4B in 2005. The top 5 years were: 2005 ($46.4B), 2004 ($45.8B), 2001 ($42.4B), 2000 ($42.1B), 2006 ($36.3B).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
Canada Top 5 Highest Trade Balance Years
RankYearValue
1st 2005 $46.4B
2nd 2004 $45.8B
3rd 2001 $42.4B
4th 2000 $42.1B
5th 2006 $36.3B
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2005 $46.4B +$565.6M 166th
2004 $45.8B +$11.0B 164th
2001 $42.4B +$282.8M 163rd
2000 $42.1B +$17.6B 161st
2006 $36.3B −$10.1B 163rd
2003 $34.9B +$1.3B 164th
2002 $33.5B −$8.8B 163rd
2007 $32.0B −$4.4B 163rd
2008 $27.4B −$4.5B 163rd
1996 $24.8B +$5.8B 157th
1999 $24.5B +$11.9B 155th
1995 $19.0B +$12.2B 156th
2025 $12.9B +$18.8B 34th
1997 $12.6B −$12.2B 150th
1998 $12.5B −$101.6M 149th
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Source: World Bank (NE.RSB.GNFS.CD)
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