In November 2025, Greece witnessed a narrowing of its trade deficit, now totaling EUR 2.8 billion, down from the adjusted figure of EUR 3.3 billion recorded in the same month the previous year. This shift was driven by a slight rise in exports and a decline in imports. Export activities increased marginally by 0.4% year-on-year, reaching EUR 4.1 billion. This growth was propelled by a 4.8% rise in shipments to non-EU countries, notably in the sectors of mineral fuels and lubricants, which offset a 2.9% decline in exports to EU nations. Meanwhile, imports fell by 6.6%, amounting to EUR 6.9 billion, due to decreased acquisitions from both non-EU (-11.4%) and EU (-2.4%) countries.