Statistical Office: Romania’s Trade Deficit Up 1% YoY To EUR27.4B In January-October 2025
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Romania's trade balance posted a deficit of EUR27.4 billion in January-October 2025, higher by 1% (+EUR275.7 million) than the level recorded in the same interval of 2024, data from the country's statistical office INS showed on Wednesday (December 10).
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