Mumbai, Sept. 15 -- The goods trade surplus in the Eurozone reached €14.2 billion in July, rising from June's revised figure of €7.2 billion and €10.7 billion registered in July 2025, the European Commission's statistical office Eurostat said in its preliminary report published on Tuesday.
Exports from the euro area to the rest of the world increased by 9% on an annual basis to €276 billion. Meanwhile, imports grew by 7.9% to €261.8 billion.
Meanwhile, the European Union posted a trade surplus of €8 billion, up from June's €2.4 billion, but down from €9.8 billion seen in July 2025. Machinery and vehicles led the expansion, with exports worth €97.1 billion and imports of €84.9 bil...