The EU Earned 32 Billion Euros More on High-Tech Goods than It Spent
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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.
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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