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International Merchandise Trade (Oct.)

The rebound in merchandise export volumes in October, following four straight months of declines, is an encouraging start to the fourth quarter. The Bank of Canada will need far more convincing signs of export growth, however, before risking another hike in interest rates, particularly given the uncertain future of NAFTA.

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