-- 羅森伯格研究公司在周二公佈最新的加拿大商品貿易數據後表示,加拿大總理馬克·卡尼應該重新考慮與中國走得太近以及與歐盟建立更緊密聯繫的策略。 羅森伯格研究公司指出,3月加拿大對美國的貿易順差翻了一番多,從28億美元增加到71億美元,創六個月新高。 儘管加拿大對美國的負面貿易措施怨聲載道,但其目前的71億美元雙邊貿易順差與去年同期的64億美元相比,仍然相當可觀。 羅森伯格表示,儘管唐納德·川普的總統任期只剩下兩年多,但加拿大長期以來對美國的貿易依賴並不會消失,因為所有這些試圖實現貿易關係多元化的努力都無法改變美國擁有世界上最長的邊界線、低廉的運輸成本以及龐大的22萬億美元消費市場所帶來的巨大優勢。
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