Eurozone records USD13.2B foreign trade surplus in September
Date
11/18/2024 7:16:49 AM
(MENAFN) The Eurozone recorded a foreign trade surplus of €12.5 billion (USD13.2 billion) in September, versus €9.8 billion (USD10.78 billion) in the same month last year, based on Eurostat on Monday.
The euro zone exports of products amounted to €237.8 billion (USD261.58 billion) in the previous couple of months, an increase of 0.6 percent compared with last year’s September; whereas imports stood at €225.3 billion (USD237.40 billion), a drop of 0.6 percent.
From the first nine months of 2024, the euro zone posted a surplus of €140.8 billion (USD148.3 billion), versus €13.9 billion (USD14.65 billion) in the same mentioned period of 2023.
The euro zone exports of products to the rest of the world surged to €2.14 trillion (USD2.25 trillion), whereas imports declined to €1.99 trillion (USD2.10 trillion).
The EU balance revealed a €9.6 billion (USD10.12 billion) surplus in trade in September 2024, compared with €7.3 billion (USD7.69 billion) in the same month of 2023.
The EU's exports of products in the previous couple of months were €212.6 billion (USD224.02 billion), up by 0.8 percent on an annual basis whereas imports amounted to €203.1 billion (USD214.01 billion), a decline of 0.3 percent.
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