Scenarios:
⚙ Trade Reallocation by Sector
5 Sovereign Sectors
25%
0% (Free Trade)
25% (Emergency Shock)
50% (Hard Embargo)
⛏ Aluminum & Smelted Metals
$45.0B Base
⚡ Critical & Rare Earth Minerals
$35.0B Base
🌲 Forest Products & Pulp
$40.0B Base
🔥 Energy Resources (Oil & Gas, Hydro)
$380.0B Base
🌾 Agri-Food & Wheat
$95.0B Base
🛣 Strategic Trade Infrastructure Levers
$14.5B CAD Total
📊 Dynamic Trade Flow & Destination Pivot
Live D3 Vector Engine
📋 Sector-by-Sector Diversification & Revenue Ledger
Sovereign Accounting
| Export Commodity Sector | Base Revenue ($B) | US Share ($B) | EU Share ($B) | Indo-Pacific ($B) | Other ($B) | Net Projected ($B) | Retention % | Vulnerability Rating |
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💡 Strategic Assessment & Sovereign Viability Analysis
With aggressive European Union aluminum off-take agreements and expanded Indo-Pacific critical mineral supply chains, Canada retains 94.5% ($562.4B CAD) of its export base despite a 25% US unilateral tariff shock. Strategic capital outlays into Montreal container berths and northern mining corridors mitigate supply friction, insulating sovereign balance sheets from bilateral trade retaliation.