Romania’s trade balance in euros deteriorated in December 2025, with the deficit expanding to -2.687M EUR from -2.347M EUR recorded in November 2025. The latest figures, updated on 09 February 2026, indicate a further widening of the gap between the country’s imports and exports at the end of the year.
The December reading suggests that external demand and domestic consumption dynamics continued to put pressure on Romania’s trade position, leading to a larger negative balance month-on-month. While no detailed breakdown of goods or sectors is provided with the headline data, the December deterioration underscores ongoing imbalances in Romania’s trade flows as 2025 closed.
The updated numbers will be closely watched by market participants and policymakers, as a persistent and growing trade deficit can have implications for the country’s current account position, currency stability, and broader economic outlook heading into 2026.
