Euro Area Posts $16.4 Billion Trade Surplus in Goods for July
Eurozone exports rose 9% year-on-year while imports grew 7.9%, according to data reported by Anadolu Agency.
The euro area recorded a trade surplus in goods of $16.4 billion in July, according to figures reported by Anadolu Agency.
The report said exports from the eurozone increased by 9% compared with the same month a year earlier, while imports rose by 7.9% over the same period.
Anadolu Agency did not provide additional details on the specific commodities or trading partners driving the changes in the July figures.
The report did not specify the original source of the underlying trade statistics.
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- Euro area int'l trade in goods posts $16.4 billion surplus in July — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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