Eurozone Balance of Trade
Exports minus imports of goods each month, extra-euro-area (i.e.
−€6.83bn
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Sep 2025 to Aug 2026
Source: Derived: Eurostat teiet010 exports minus teiet110 imports, extra-euro-area goods, seasonally adjusted, EUR million. Eurostat publishes this short-term-indicator table as a rolling recent window rather than a full back-series, so the euro-area chart covers roughly the last twelve months where individual member states show decades. The OECD euro-area mirror that did carry history was discontinued in 2023 and is not used.
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- Source
- Derived: Eurostat teiet010 exports minus teiet110 imports, extra-euro-area goods, seasonally adjusted, EUR million. Eurostat publishes this short-term-indicator table as a rolling recent window rather than a full back-series, so the euro-area chart covers roughly the last twelve months where individual member states show decades. The OECD euro-area mirror that did carry history was discontinued in 2023 and is not used.
- Series
- See the citation below
- Frequency
- Monthly
- Unit
- €m
- Seasonal adjustment
- Seasonally adjusted
- Latest observation
- Aug 2026
- Revision status
- Latest published estimate, subject to revision
trade with the rest of the world, not between euro members). Below zero means the euro area buys more from abroad than it sells.
Data refreshed 2026-11-06. Figures are the latest published observations and can be revised.
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