Eurozone's foreign trade surplus reached 9.9 billion euros.

Euro Zone Foreign Trade Data Released

The European Statistical Office (Eurostat) has published the international trade data for November 2025 for the European Union (EU) and the Euro Zone.

EU Exports Decline While Trade Surplus Increases

According to the published data, the EU's exports in November decreased by 4.4% compared to the same period last year, falling to 213.8 billion euros. Imports also recorded a 2.9% decrease, amounting to 205.7 billion euros.

This means that the EU had a total trade surplus of 8.1 billion euros in November.

Euro Zone Trade Surplus at 9.9 Billion Euros

In the Euro Zone, exports in November fell by 3.4% compared to the same month in 2024, reaching 240.2 billion euros, while imports decreased by 1.3% to 230.3 billion euros. During this period, the Euro Zone’s trade surplus was recorded at 9.9 billion euros.

Countries with the Most Imports and Exports

The countries with the highest imports to the EU are the USA (37.4 billion euros), the UK (28.4 billion euros), Switzerland (18.7 billion euros), China (16.4 billion euros), and Turkey (9.6 billion euros).

On the other hand, the countries that exported the most to EU member states are China (48.7 billion euros), the USA (26.7 billion euros), the UK (13 billion euros), Switzerland (12.3 billion euros), and Turkey (8.1 billion euros).