In June, the Eurozone's foreign trade surplus reached €22.3 billion.

Axar.az reports that citing data from Eurostat, the value of exports in the Eurozone decreased by 6.3% compared to the previous year, amounting to €236.7 billion. The value of imports fell by 8.6%, totaling €214.4 billion.

In the same month, exports in the European Union (EU) were €212.3 billion, while imports were €191.4 billion. The top three countries importing the most goods into the EU were the U.S. (€44.6 billion), the UK (€28 billion), and China (€19.1 billion). The top three countries exporting the most goods to the EU were China (€39.7 billion), the U.S. (€25.9 billion), and the UK (€14.1 billion).