15.09.202508:00:00UTC+00Italy's Non-EU Trade Surplus Expands in July 2025: A Sign of Strong Economic Performance

In a positive development for the Italian economy, Italy's trade balance with non-EU countries expanded significantly in July 2025. The latest figures reveal that the non-EU trade surplus rose to €5.99 billion, up from €5.39 billion in June 2025. This increase highlights a continued trend of economic resilience and competitive export performance outside the European Union.

The reported data, updated on 15 September 2025, indicates that Italian exporters have been able to maintain robust growth, reflecting strong external demand for Italian goods. Several sectors, including automotive, luxury goods, and machinery, have been significant contributors to this surplus. These sectors have benefitted from Italy's reputation for high-quality production and innovative design.

The increase in the trade surplus is an encouraging sign for policymakers and economic analysts, pointing to the effectiveness of Italy's trade strategies and its ability to capitalize on opportunities in non-EU markets. As global economic conditions remain uncertain, Italy's robust trade figures may provide a degree of stability and optimism for its economic outlook in the coming months.