According to data published by the National Institute of Statistics (INS), in the first 11 months of 2025, Romania's exports recorded a growth of 3.9%, reaching a value of 89.42 billion euros. This positive development reflects a higher external demand for Romanian products. In the same period, imports increased by 2.6%, reaching 119.19 billion euros. This increase in imports suggests an expansion of domestic consumption and economic activities. Compared to the previous year, this data indicates a trend of strengthening Romania's foreign trade, highlighting its importance in the national economy.
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Exporturile României au crescut cu 3,9%, iar importurile au crescut cu 2,6%, la 119,19 miliarde euro. Deficitul comercial a scăzut cu 1%
România a avut în primele 11 luni din 2025 un deficit comercial de aproape 30 miliarde euro, în scădere cu 1%. Exporturile rămân sub valoarea importurilor, dar ritmul de creştere este mai accelerat la exporturi
INS: Exporturile au crescut cu 3,9%, în primele 11 luni din 2025
INS: Exporturile au crescut cu 3,9%, în primele 11 luni din 2025, la 89,42 miliarde euro, iar importurile au crescut cu 2,6%, la 119,19 miliarde euro/ Deficitul balanţei comerciale în perioada 1 ianuarie-30 noiembrie 2025 a scăzut cu 1%
Deficitul balanței comerciale a scăzut cu 1%, după 11 luni
INS: Exporturile au crescut cu 3,9%, în primele 11 luni din 2025, iar importurile cu 2,6%
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