In February 2025, Germany’s imports saw a modest growth of 0.7% compared to the previous month, amounting to EUR 113.8 billion. This follows a robust upward revision of 5% from the previous period. There was a noticeable increase in imports from EU countries, which climbed by 2.3%. This surge was attributed to enhanced buying from both Eurozone countries (up by 2.8%) and countries within the EU but outside the Eurozone (up by 1.4%). Conversely, imports from non-EU countries experienced a downturn, decreasing by 1%. This decline was largely driven by reduced purchases from the United States (-3.9%), the United Kingdom (-5.2%), and the Russian Federation (-4.5%).
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