Canada confronts U.S. protectionism – RBC Wealth Management

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By Joseph Wu, CFA

Bracing for U.S. protectionism

The spectre of U.S. tariffs has cast a shadow over Canada’s economy, with
potential consequences across several key sectors where cross-border trade
plays a critical role. With merchandise exports constituting roughly 25
percent of GDP, the Canadian economy is deeply tied to the U.S., its
largest trading partner. Nearly three-quarters of Canada’s exports flow
south of the border, predominantly within sectors such as energy, metals,
and auto manufacturing.

Canadian industries exposed to U.S. trade, by share of GDP

The bar chart shows the share of national GDP for Canadian industries
most exposed to trade with the United States. Oil and Gas Extraction,
4.54%; Primary Metal Manufacturing,…

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