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The eurozone's external trade deficit in August was Euro16.1 billion, compared with a deficit of Euro1.7 billion a year earlier and a surplus of Euro10.7 billion in July, reported to the EU Statistical Office Eurostat.
According to the statistical service of the European Union (EU), exports of euro area goods to the rest of the world stood at EUR 227.7 billion (ME) in August 2026, an increase of 9.9% compared to August 2025 (207.2 thousand ME).
The euro area recorded a trade deficit of EUR 16.1 billion in August, reversing the surplus of EUR 502 million recorded in the previous year and marking the largest deficit since January 2023. Imports shot 16.7% compared to the previous year, reaching EUR 243.8 billion — the second highest value for August in the historical record, only 2022. This leap occurred at the time when the war in the Middle East and the consequent oil blockade in the Pe…
In August, the Eurozone had a deficit in goods trade with the rest of the world of 16.1 billion euros, according to the first Eurostat estimate published today.
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