The EU Achieved a Surplus in Trade in High-Tech Products of 32.4 Billion Euros
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In 2025, the European Union achieved a surplus of 32.4 billion euros in trade in high-tech products for the second year in a row, and by far the largest export market is the USA, Eurostat announced today.
The European Union is recording a surplus in high-tech exports, and the US and China remain its key partners with continued growth in production.
The European Union is projected to achieve a €32.4 billion surplus in high-tech exports by 2025, opening up numerous opportunities for the development of the technology industry. The EU is strengthening its cybersecurity autonomy through AI, reducing its dependence on US technology. AI – a new battleground in the confrontation between the EU and US technology corporations. The EU reassures external partners about its “technological sovereignty” …
Discover more articles in search results Add ot.gr to Google The EU recorded a trade surplus of 32.4 billion euros in 2025, according to Eurostat, as it imported high-tech products worth 534.1 billion euros and exported 566.5 billion euros. It is noted that four consecutive years of trade deficits had preceded it (2020-2023), while the EU's trade balance in ...
According to Eurostat data for 2025, the EU had a trade surplus of €32.4 billion in high-tech products last year. The EU exported €566.5 billion worth of goods compared to imports of €534.1 billion, with China being the largest supplier at €150.4 billion.
According to Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, the EU is back in surplus on hi-tech: in 2025 record exports of 566 billion
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