The July 2025 Eurostat report highlights the euro area’s trade resilience amid global uncertainties. In May 2025, the euro area’s trade surplus rose to €16.2 billion, driven by strong performance in chemicals and steady gains in machinery and vehicles, alongside a reduced energy deficit. The EU overall had a €13.1 billion surplus, up from €8.9 billion the previous year, despite a decline in surpluses in machinery and vehicles. This reflects a complex trade environment where energy import challenges persist but are balanced by robust manufacturing exports. Policymakers should focus on enhancing competitiveness in key sectors and advancing energy diversification and efficiency to maintain economic stability and strengthen Europe’s global position. You can explore the detailed data and analysis on Eurostat.
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