Surplus of External Trade in the Euro Area Rises to EUR 14,2 Billion in July . . Economic Journal
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Euruzone's exports up 9% in July on a ten-year basis, imports increase 7.9%
Exports of euro area goods in July were set at EUR 276.0 billion, an increase of 9.0% compared to July 2025 (EUR 253.3 billion).
The eurozone recorded a surplus in goods trade with the rest of the world of more than 14 billion euros in July. Compared to the same period last year, the surplus increased by more than 3.5 billion euros. This was announced this week by the European Union's statistical office Eurostat, which published a preliminary estimate. Eurostat will report...
Eurostat's July foreign trade report produced positive signals for the Eurozone. According to the report, the monetary union's exports rose to 276 billion euros, registering a 9% growth compared to the same month last year.
Eurostat data on imports and exports show a positive increase compared to July 2025.
The Eurozone recorded a trade surplus of €14.2 billion in July.
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