2025年1月,卢森堡的贸易逆差从去年同期的6.8亿欧元收窄至5.4亿欧元,原因是出口增加而进口下降。出口同比增长1.1%,达到12.1亿欧元,主要原因是原材料、不可食用食品、油、脂肪和蜡(27.3%)、矿物燃料和润滑油(25.3%)以及饮料和烟草(21.4%)的销售额增加。对美国的出口增长最为强劲(16.7%),其次是德国(11.1%)和比利时(7.1%)。与此同时,进口额下降6.9%,至17.5亿欧元,主要原因是机械设备(-27.8%)和矿物燃料和润滑油(-26.5%)的采购量大幅下降。美国(-66.6%)和日本(-47.5%)的进口下降尤为显著。
Luxembourg’s trade deficit narrowed to EUR 0.54 billion in January 2025, from EUR 0.68 billion in the corresponding month a year ago, as exports rose while imports fell. Exports grew by 1.1% year-on-year to EUR 1.21 billion, driven mainly by higher sales of crude materials, inedible, oils, fats and waxes (27.3%), mineral fuels and lubricants (25.3%), and beverages and tobacco (21.4%). Export growth was strongest to the U.S. (16.7%), followed by Germany (11.1%) and Belgium (7.1%). Meanwhile, imports dropped by 6.9% to EUR 1.75 billion, primarily due to a sharp drop in purchases of machinery and equipment (-27.8%) and mineral fuels and lubricants (-26.5%). Import declines were particularly notable from the U.S. (-66.6%) and Japan (-47.5%).