Italy Posts Largest Current Account Surplus Since 2020 âšī¸
Italy's current account surplus increased to âŦ8.7 billion in July 2025, the largest since October 2020, with improvements in goods and services accounts and primary income balance.
Macroeconomic indicators suggest strengthening economic performance, with expanded trade surplus and improved income balance signaling potential resilience in European markets and economic recovery.
Italy August Inflation Confirmed at 1.6% âšī¸
Italy's annual consumer price inflation decreased to 1.6% in August 2025, driven by softer energy prices and slower price growth in several service sectors.
Moderate inflation data suggests stable economic conditions with potential implications for European market investments. Slight deceleration in price increases indicates controlled economic growth without significant recessionary signals.
Italy Trade Surplus Above Forecasts âšī¸
Italy reported a trade surplus of âŦ7.9 billion in July 2025, with exports growing 7.3% year-on-year to âŦ61.6 billion, driven by strong performance in transportation equipment, pharmaceuticals, and other sectors.
Robust export growth across multiple sectors and destinations indicates economic resilience, with significant gains in high-value industries like transportation equipment and pharmaceuticals. The trade surplus exceeding expectations suggests potential economic strength and competitiveness.