Eurozone January Trade Balance Released: Previous Value €12.6 Billion

Eurostat released the Eurozone January unadjusted trade balance data on February 13, 2026, at 18:00.The previous trade balance was €12.6 billion. The trade balance reflects the difference between the value of goods and services exported and imported within the Eurozone. A positive value indicates a trade surplus (exports exceed imports), while a negative value indicates a trade deficit (imports exceed exports). This is a key economic indicator influencing the euro exchange rate.If the reported figure exceeds expectations, it is typically bullish for the euro; conversely, a lower-than-expected result may be bearish. The data is derived by calculating the value difference between exports and imports for the month.This indicator is of moderately high importance. It is published monthly, with the next release scheduled for July 16, 2026, at 17:00.

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24hour-high
$77,313.30
24hour-volume
$492.69M
alltime-high
$126,080.00
alltime-low
$67.81
market-cap--f
95.39%
fdv
$1.54T
24hour-low
$76,138.60
market-cap
$1.54T
circulating-s
20.03M --
total-supply
20.01M --
max-supply
21.00M --
market-sentim
positive