Turkey Becomes EU’s Fifth-Largest Trading Partner
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Turkey was the EU’s fifth-largest goods trading partner in second quarter - Turkish Minute
Turkey was the European Union’s fifth-largest goods trading partner in the second quarter of 2026, with two-way trade totaling €52.8 billion ($61.5 billion), according to data released by Eurostat on Wednesday. From April through June, the EU imported €25.5 billion ($29.7 billion) in goods from Turkey and exported €27.3 billion ($31.8 billion) to the country, giving the bloc a trade surplus of €1.8 billion. Turkey ranked fifth among both the EU’…
Turkey Becomes EU’s Fifth-Largest Trading Partner
Turkey ranked as the European Union’s fifth-largest trading partner in the second quarter of 2026, according to international trade data released by Eurostat. Eurostat reported that the EU imported €701.8 billion worth of goods from countries outside the bloc during the second quarter, while exports to non-EU countries totaled €680 billion. Compared with the same period last year, EU imports increased by 11.7%, while exports rose by 4.5%. China …
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