Export Concentration Intelligence Tool

How concentrated Canada’s exports are, who carries the new trade, and what moved it.

The dashboard's headline numbers: HHI of 0.48, about 2.1 equivalent partners, and 0.14 once the US is excluded

Ten years of Canada's export concentration, with key trade events marked on the line

What it answers

How concentrated are a country’s exports, and is that rising or falling? The headline is the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI), from 0 (spread across many partners) to 1 (all to one partner).
How many equal-sized partners would give the same concentration? The “equivalent partners” number turns the HHI into something you can picture.
What happens without the US? Filter by province, product and trading partner, and see how far the new trade really reaches.
Which events moved it? The full history has market shocks, trade agreements and trade friction marked, and every chart downloads as a PNG.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 12-10-0175-01; TL Economic Intelligence calculations.