Romania's trade balance has seen an improvement, as the deficit tightened from October to November 2025. Updated data released on January 12, 2026, reveals that the trade deficit in November 2025 stood at -2.261 million EUR, compared to the previous month's deficit of -3.005 million EUR.
The reduction in the trade deficit indicates a positive shift in Romania's economic situation, suggesting that the country has potentially increased its exports or decreased its imports over the reported period. This development comes as a welcome change after October's figures showcased a more substantial deficit.
The easing of the trade balance may provide relief to Romania's economic landscape and could offer a more robust foundation for future fiscal policies. Analysts will be closely watching these trends to determine if this positive adjustment continues and how it might influence Romania's position in the European and global markets over the forthcoming months.
