Canada Current account Canada in Canada

Estadisticas Canada · Quarterly

-7,184 (Q1-26) ABS · M CAD · Trimestral · CSV
PeriodM CAD
Jan 2026 -7,184
Oct 2025 -1,009
Jul 2025 -5,062
Apr 2025 -21,800
Jan 2025 -2,915
Oct 2024 -798
Jul 2024 -4,628
Apr 2024 -3,709
Jan 2024 -5,839
Oct 2023 -2,122
Jul 2023 -5,986
Apr 2023 -5,693
Jan 2023 -6,628
Oct 2022 -10,456
Jul 2022 -8,552
Apr 2022 3,453
Jan 2022 2,433
Oct 2021 -417
Jul 2021 2,286
Apr 2021 -625
Jan 2021 -1,731
Oct 2020 -7,512
Jul 2020 -12,375
Apr 2020 -7,080
Jan 2020 -17,822
Oct 2019 -8,536
Jul 2019 -12,648
Apr 2019 -6,523
Jan 2019 -17,476
Oct 2018 -16,327
Jul 2018 -9,192
Apr 2018 -12,566
Jan 2018 -15,056
Oct 2017 -15,637
Jul 2017 -16,828
Apr 2017 -14,958
Jan 2017 -12,576
Oct 2016 -9,693
Jul 2016 -16,411
Apr 2016 -17,807
Jan 2016 -18,642
Oct 2015 -17,913
Jul 2015 -15,683
Apr 2015 -16,654
Jan 2015 -19,319
Oct 2014 -14,709
Jul 2014 -9,549
Apr 2014 -10,216
Jan 2014 -11,805
Oct 2013 -14,979
Jul 2013 -14,062
Apr 2013 -15,599
Jan 2013 -15,119
Oct 2012 -16,776
Jul 2012 -17,288
Apr 2012 -17,328
Jan 2012 -13,187
Oct 2011 -11,068
Jul 2011 -9,923
Apr 2011 -13,715

About this indicator

SourceStatistics Canada
FrequencyQuarterly
Release Unos 2-3 meses despues del cierre del trimestre de referencia (08:30 hora de Toronto)
What it isMeasures the balance of Canada's current account: the difference between what the country receives from and pays to the rest of the world for trade in goods and services, investment income and current transfers. Published quarterly by Statistics Canada.
How it's calculatedStatistics Canada aggregates seasonally adjusted flows of external trade, investment income and current transfers, and reports the net balance in millions of Canadian dollars (table 36-10-0018).
Market implicationsA persistent deficit shows Canada relies on external financing to cover its payments abroad, which can weigh on the Canadian dollar and on perceptions of external vulnerability. A stronger-than-expected balance tends to favour the CAD.
LimitationsA quarterly figure prone to frequent revisions; one-off swings in investment income and services trade can distort the reading of any single quarter.