The crude oil trade between the United States and Canada has gone down in recent months, with U.S. exports to Canada declining by around 28 percent in the combined March–April period from the same time last year, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in a July 30 report.
In March, the United States exported 9.22 million barrels of oil to Canada, down 29 percent from the 13.01 million barrels a year ago, according to data from EIA.
In April, U.S. exports were 7.3 million barrels, down 26.5 percent from 9.94 million barrels in April last year.
The United States exported 40.25 million barrels of oil to Canada in the January–April period this year, down 11.77 percent from 45.62 million barrels exported during the same period in 2024….