2025年5月,土耳其的贸易逆差为66亿美元,略高于初步估计和去年同期的65亿美元。尽管如此,这标志着自2024年10月以来贸易逆差最小,出口同比增长2.6%,达到248.2亿美元的历史新高,主要是由于制造业(2.9%)、农业、林业和渔业(0.7%)以及其他行业(9.3%)的销售额增加。在主要目的地中,最大的出口市场是德国(8.4%)、英国(6.1%)和美国(6.1%。与此同时,进口增长2.7%,达到314.6亿美元,主要受消费品(12.8%)、资本品(2.1%)和中间产品(0.7%)购买量增加的推动。主要进口来源是中国(13.7%)、俄罗斯(10.4%)和德国(8.5%)。考虑到今年前五个月,贸易逆差达到412.6亿美元,而2024年同期为366.2亿美元。
Turkey's trade deficit came in at USD 6.6 billion in May 2025, slightly higher than both the preliminary estimate and the figure from the same month of the previous year, which were USD 6.5 billion. Still, this marked the smallest trade gap since October 2024, as exports rose by 2.6% year-on-year to an all-time high of USD 24.82 billion, mainly due to higher sales of manufacturing (2.9%), agriculture, forestry, and fishing (0.7%), and others (9.3%). Among major destinations, the largest export markets were Germany (8.4%), the UK (6.1%), and the US (6.1%). Meanwhile, imports grew at a faster 2.7% to USD 31.46 billion, primarily driven by increased purchases of consumption goods (12.8%), capital goods (2.1%), and intermediate goods (0.7%). The leading sources of imports were China (13.7%), Russia (10.4%), and Germany (8.5%). Considering the first five months of the year, the trade deficit reached USD 41.26 billion, compared to USD 36.62 billion during the same period in 2024.