1 Minute Ago: Canada Just Dropped a BOMBSHELL on the U.S. Economy — Trump Is SPEECHLESS скачать в хорошем качестве

1 Minute Ago: Canada Just Dropped a BOMBSHELL on the U.S. Economy — Trump Is SPEECHLESS

On Thursday morning, Statistics Canada released its December trade report. Buried inside was a number that should have set off alarm bells in every corner of Washington: Canada's share of exports going to the United States dropped to 67.4%—the lowest level in recorded history, with the sole exception of two months during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic when the global economy was effectively shut down. This video breaks down exactly what these numbers mean, why they matter far more than the headlines suggest, and why the structural shift they reveal is likely irreversible. We walk through the full-year data showing Canada's U.S. export share collapsing from 76% to 72% in just twelve months, the 17% surge in Canadian exports to non-U.S. destinations, and the all-time high in exports to the rest of the world reached in December—led by gold shipments to the United Kingdom and growing manufacturing exports to Europe and Asia. We also analyze the other side of the ledger: why U.S. imports into Canada actually rose 3.5%, what the narrowing trade surplus with America means for the bilateral relationship, and why the asymmetry between Canada's diversification and America's continued dependence on Canadian energy, metals, and minerals represents a strategic vulnerability Washington has completely ignored. We explain how Trump's tariff threats, rather than forcing Canada into submission, gave Ottawa the political cover to accelerate a diversification strategy that no peacetime government could have justified—fast-tracked energy corridors to the Pacific, emergency economic partnerships with Europe, and new trade relationships that are now producing measurable results in hard data. We examine what Export Development Canada's chief economist meant when he called this "a trend, not a single-month movement," and why the speed of Canada's economic realignment should concern every American worker, investor, and policymaker. Finally, we break down what this means for American refineries engineered to process Canadian heavy crude, for Midwest manufacturing supply chains, for energy costs in border states, and for your 401k—and we lay out the two paths forward, one where Washington wakes up, and one where it doesn't. All analysis is based on the official Statistics Canada trade data release, publicly available market data, statements from Export Development Canada, established economic frameworks, and verifiable supply chain mechanics. No speculation—just the numbers, the context, and what they mean for you. ⚠️ Disclaimer This video is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial or political advice. The analysis presented reflects publicly available data, official government statistics, and established economic principles. Viewers are encouraged to consult qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions. This video represents independent analysis and is not affiliated with any government, political party, or financial institution. #CanadaTrade #USCanadaTrade #TrumpTariffs #MarkCarney #TradeData #CanadaExports #TradeDiversification #EconomicShift #BreakingNews #WallStreet #TradeWar #SupplyChain #GlobalTrade #GeopoliticalAnalysis #NorthAmericanEconomy #EnergyMarkets #CanadianEconomy #StatisticsCanada #NewsUpdate #CurrentEvents #Economics #ExportData #GoldExports #TradeDeficit #DeDollarization