2025年5月,意大利的贸易顺差为61.63亿欧元,低于去年同期的63.77亿欧元。尽管略有收窄,但这一数字大大超过了28.7亿欧元盈余的市场预期,创下2024年7月以来的最高水平。出口同比下降1.9%,至550.88亿欧元,主要原因是对非欧盟国家的销售额下降4.6%,抵消了对欧盟市场出口0.7%的小幅增长。最显著的负面贡献来自计算机、电子和光学设备(-15.9%)以及体育用品、游戏、乐器、贵金属、医疗器械和其他杂项产品(-15.1%)。与此同时,进口额下降1.7%,至489.25亿欧元,与欧盟国家(-0.4%)相比,非欧盟国家的进口额下降幅度更大(-3.4%)。下降的主要原因是能源产品(-14.2%)、中间产品(-6.6%)和资本货物(-2.6%)的进口减少。
Italy recorded a trade surplus of EUR 6.163 billion in May 2025, down from EUR 6.377 billion in the same month last year. Despite the slight narrowing, the figure significantly exceeded market expectations of a EUR 2.87 billion surplus and marked the highest amount since July 2024. Exports fell by 1.9% year-on-year to EUR 55.088 billion, driven mainly by a 4.6% drop in sales to non-EU countries, which more than offset a modest 0.7% increase in exports to EU markets. The most significant negative contributions came from computers, electronic and optical equipment (-15.9%) and sporting goods, games, musical instruments, precious metals, medical instruments, and other miscellaneous products (-15.1%). Meanwhile, imports declined by 1.7% to EUR 48.925 billion, with a sharper drop in purchases from non-EU countries (-3.4%) compared to EU nations (-0.4%). The decline was primarily driven by lower imports of energy products (-14.2%), intermediate goods (-6.6%), and capital goods (-2.6%).