Canada Weekly: Exports hold up despite tariff blow

Trade with the US plunged in March, but a spike in exports elsewhere meant that overall exports were little changed. Nonetheless, we doubt that exporters will be able to rely on non-US demand to cushion the blow for much longer, as the export order indicators point to a plunge in exports in the coming months. 

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