On March 2026, Italy’s trade balance with the 27 non‑EU countries recorded a surplus of €5.643 billion, up from €6.110 billion in March 2025. Exports rose 3.1 % and imports 3.5 % over the previous month, driven mainly by a 76.1 % jump in energy exports and 4.3 % growth in non‑durable consumer goods. Imports increased 16.5 % in energy and 8.4 % in instrumental goods, offset by an 8.4 % drop in non‑durable consumer goods. Year‑on‑year, exports grew 4.5 % and imports 7.8 %, with energy, intermediate goods, and instrumental goods as the main contributors. Exports to Switzerland jumped 84.6 % and China 23.5 %, while imports from the United States grew 68.8 %. The energy deficit remained at €3.962 billion, slightly larger than the €3.867 billion recorded a year earlier.
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