Saudi Arabia Trade Surplus Largest in 10 Months โน๏ธ
Saudi Arabia's trade surplus expanded to SAR 30.6 billion in February 2025, with exports declining 2.6% year-on-year primarily due to a 7.9% drop in oil exports, while non-oil exports grew by 14.3%.
Moderate impact due to mixed trade signals, potential implications for energy markets and regional economic dynamics
Thailand Posts Trade Surplus for 2nd Month ๐
Thailand achieved a trade surplus of USD 0.97 billion in March 2025, with exports growing 17.8% and imports increasing 10.2%, marking the second consecutive month of trade surplus.
Strong trade performance indicates economic resilience and potential market stability, with significant growth in both exports and imports
Eurozone Trade Surplus Widest in Over 4 Years ๐
The Eurozone and European Union both experienced trade surpluses in February 2025, with exports growing and imports increasing, particularly in chemicals, food, and manufactured goods sectors.
Strong trade performance indicates economic resilience and potential growth in European markets, with positive signals for export-oriented economies and sectors
Spain Trade Gap Widens as Imports Surge โน๏ธ
Spain's trade deficit widened to โฌ3.42 billion in February 2025, with exports growing marginally at 0.4% while imports increased by 3.5%, driven by varied sector performance across different product categories.
Moderate economic indicator showing mixed trade dynamics with potential implications for European market performance and manufacturing sectors
New Zealand Trade Surplus Doubles in March ๐
New Zealand's trade surplus doubled to $970 million in March 2025, with exports surging 19% across multiple commodity sectors and strong growth in exports to key trading partners.
Strong export performance indicates robust global demand and potential economic resilience, which could positively influence broader market sentiment and commodity-related investments
Israel Trade Deficit widens in March โน๏ธ
Israel's trade deficit expanded to USD 2.87 billion in March 2025, with imports rising 6.5% and exports growing 2.2%, driven by increased investment and consumer goods purchases.
Limited direct impact on global markets, minor economic indicator with minimal portfolio relevance
Georgiaโs Trade Deficit Widens in March ๐
Georgia's trade deficit expanded in March 2025, with imports growing faster than exports, leading to a wider trade gap compared to the previous year.
Moderate trade imbalance signals potential economic challenges, but limited direct impact on broad market indices and diversified portfolios