FX.co ★ Eurozone Trade Surplus Widest in Over 4 Years

In February 2025, the Eurozone achieved a trade surplus of €24 billion, marking its highest since December 2020. This figure reflects an increase from the revised surplus of €21.7 billion recorded in February of the previous year. Export activities experienced a robust growth of 6.2% year-on-year, reaching €249 billion, while imports rose at a slightly lower rate of 5.7%, totaling €225 billion. During the same period, the European Union reported a trade surplus of €23 billion, an improvement from the €21.8 billion surplus in February 2024. This development was driven by a 7% increase in exports, which amounted to €225.4 billion, alongside a 7.2% rise in imports, reaching €202.4 billion.