Recession and inflation worries have dragged down exporters\u0027 confidence to levels outdone only by the Great Recession and COVID\u002D19. Read on.
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Export Development Canada’s biannual Trade Confidence Index recorded a third-consecutive drop in confidence to 63.8, from a high of 80.5 at the start of 2021, based on survey responses from 800 exporters in sectors ranging from transportation to infrastructure to light manufacturing.
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