In October 2025, the Czech Republic's trade surplus grew to CZK 26 billion, up from CZK 11 billion in October of the previous year. This expansion came as exports saw a smaller decline compared to imports. Specifically, exports decreased by 1.7% year-on-year, reaching CZK 422.4 billion, primarily due to a 2.2% downturn in the sales of machinery and transport equipment. On the import side, there was a more significant reduction of 5.3%, totaling CZK 396.4 billion, largely influenced by an 8.3% drop in the purchase of machinery and transport equipment. Over the period from January to October, the trade balance posted a surplus of CZK 195.6 billion, which is slightly above the surplus of CZK 191.5 billion recorded during the same timeframe the previous year; exports increased by 2.9%, while imports went up by 3.0%.