Germany August Seasonally Adjusted Trade Balance: Surplus Continues to Grow

On September 8, 2025, Germany’s Federal Statistical Office released the seasonally adjusted trade balance data for August. The actual figure was €15.2 billion, exceeding both the forecast and previous values of €14.7 billion.Definition: The seasonally adjusted trade balance reflects the difference between the value of exports and imports after seasonal adjustments. A trade surplus indicates net capital inflows, which tend to support euro appreciation; conversely, a trade deficit signals net capital outflows and may lead to euro depreciation.This data is rated at importance level 3. The statistical method involves calculating the difference between the total monthly value of imported and exported goods. The data is released monthly, with the next publication scheduled for November 7, 2025.

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