In February 2025, Greece's trade deficit reduced to EUR 2.4 billion, down from EUR 2.9 billion in the same month the year prior. Exports saw a marginal increase of 0.1% year-on-year, reaching EUR 4 billion. This was due to a 5.2% rise in shipments to EU countries, although exports to non-EU countries decreased by 6%. On the other hand, imports fell by 7.7%, settling at EUR 6.5 billion, driven by reduced acquisitions from both non-EU countries, which plunged by 14.3%, and EU countries, which saw a decline of 1.4%. Over the first two months of the year, Greece's trade deficit improved to EUR 5.3 billion from EUR 5.6 billion in the same timeframe last year, attributed to a 1.6% increase in exports and a 1.3% decrease in imports.
FX.co ★ Greece Trade Deficit Narrows in February
Greece Trade Deficit Narrows in February
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