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Trade Trends News
09-01-2024
Spain's exports exceeded 319.86 billion euros from January to October, a record high, according to government statistics released Monday.
Spain's trade deficit almost halved to 34.73 billion euros in the first 10 months of 2023, according to the Spanish government.
The sharp drop in the deficit was partly due to lower energy costs, reduced imports of Spanish natural gas and increased trade with foreign countries.
This year's export figures are up 20.2% compared to October 2019, despite a significant drop in exports due to the epidemic.
On the import side, Spain's imports increased by 27.1% compared to October 2019.
The Spanish government also confirmed that the country has a current account surplus of 3% of GDP, which is the best figure since 2018.
A current account surplus indicates that a country is exporting and earning more than it is importing and spending on other countries.
"The foreign goods sector in Spain is developing more favorably than in the eurozone and the European Union as a whole," Spain's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Commerce said in a statement.
"In recent years, the Spanish economy has maintained a stable position in international trade in goods and increased its share of the European market in a complex international context," the ministry added.
Spanish service exports reached 95 billion euros in 2023, up 26.4 percent from the previous year.
Exports of goods in the period January-October 2023 amounted to 320 billion euros.
The sectors leading this boom are automobiles, capital goods and the food, beverages and tobacco industry.
Geographically, 61.6% of Spain's total exports in October 2023 were sent to the EU, while exports to non-EU countries accounted for 38.4% of the total.
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