The euro area posted a €1.9 billion (~$2.204 billion) trade deficit in January 2026, reversing December’s surplus, as exports and imports declined.
For 2025, the surplus narrowed to €149.9 billion (~$173.88 billion).
Similarly, the EU recorded a €5.9 billion (~$6.844 billion) deficit in January, with weaker trade flows, though annual trade still showed modest growth.
For 2025, the surplus narrowed to €149.9 billion (~$173.88 billion).
Similarly, the EU recorded a €5.9 billion (~$6.844 billion) deficit in January, with weaker trade flows, though annual trade still showed modest growth.
