Surplus 7 billion euros showed first estimates for its trade balance eurozone Commerce of goods with the rest of the world in June 2025, compared to +20.7 billion euros in June 2024.
In particular, The exports of euro euro -euro -euro goods in June 2025 amounted to EUR 237.2 billion, up 0.4 % compared to June 2024 (236.3 billion euros), according to Eurostat figures.
Imports from the rest of the world amounted to 230.2 billion euros, up 6.8% compared to June 2024 (€ 215.6 billion).
In June 2025, the eurozone balance decreased compared to May 2025, with the surplus being reduced from € 16.5 billion to € 7.0 billion. This reduction is mainly due to Reduce the surplus of chemical and related products, which was reduced from € 24.4 billion to € 15.1 billion.
Compared to June 2024, the eurozone balance shrunk by 13.7 billion euros, mainly due to the reduction of the surplus of chemical and related products (from € 20.6 billion to € 15.1 billion), machinery and vehicles (from € 17.4 billion to € 13.6 billion) and other products and other products (€ 17.4 billion to € 13.6 billion) and billion euros in a deficit of 0.4 billion euros).
In January to June 2025, the eurozone recorded a surplus of € 93.3 billion, compared to 102.0 billion euros in January-June 2024.
The exports of euro area goods to the rest of the world increased to 1,485.8 trillion. euro (an increase of 3.9 % compared to January-June 2024), while imports increased to EUR 1 392.5 billion (an increase of 4.9 % compared to January-June 2024).
Trade within the eurozone increased to 1 319.5 billion euros in January-June 2025, up 1.3% compared to January-June 2024.
European Union
The EU trade balance showed a surplus of € 8.0 billion in the trade of goods with the rest of the world in June 2025, compared to +20.3 billion euros in June 2024.
Exports outside the EU in June 2025 amounted to € 213.7 billion, compared to June 2024 (€ 213.7 billion).
Imports from the rest of the world amounted to 205.7 billion euros, up 6.4 % compared to June 2024 (193.4 billion euros).
In June 2025, the EU surplus decreased compared to May 2025, from € 13.0 billion to € 8.0 billion. This decrease was largely due to the sharp decline in the surplus in the field of chemicals, which was reduced from € 23.2 billion to EUR 14.3 billion, which was partially offset by a reduction in energy deficit (from -25.2 billion euros to -23.4 billion euros) and a small increase in € 15 billion and a small increase in EUR 16.4 billion).
Compared to June 2024, the EU surplus shrunk by EUR 12.3 billion, mainly due to the lower surplus in machinery and vehicles (from € 21.3 billion to € 16.4 billion), chemicals and related products (from € 19.1 billion to € 14.3 billion) and more than € 14.3 billion to € 14.3 billion. EUR 1.4 billion). These reductions exceeded the positive effect of the energy deficit reduction (from -26.5 billion euros to -23.4 billion euros).
In January to June 2025, the EU recorded a surplus of 80.1 billion euros, compared to € 92.9 billion in January-June 2024.
Out-of-EU exports increased to EUR 1 341.1 billion (an increase of 4.4 % compared to January-June 2024) and imports increased to EUR 1 261.0 billion (an increase of 5.8 % compared to January-June 2024).
Intra -Community trade increased to 2,071 trillion. Euro in January-June 2025, +1.4 % compared to January-June 2024.
In June 2025, compared to May 2025, seasonally customized eurozone exports decreased by 2.4 %, while imports increased by 3.1 %. The seasonally adjusted balance was EUR 2.8 billion, declining compared to May (€ 15.6 billion).
In June 2025, compared to May 2025, seasonally customized EU exports decreased by 2.3 %, while imports increased by 2.9 %. The seasonally adjusted balance was € 1.8 billion, decreasing compared to May (€ 12.7 billion).
In the second quarter of 2025, exports and imports of the euro zone to countries outside the euro zone decreased by 5.9 % and 2.4 % respectively, compared to the first quarter. Trade within the euro area decreased by 0.3 %. During the same period, EU exports to countries outside the EU decreased by 7.1 %, while imports decreased by 3.4 %. Trade within the EU remained stable compared to the previous quarter.