Country comparison
Balance on Goods by Country
The balance on goods is the goods-only portion of the trade balance — total goods exports minus total goods imports. It excludes services, primary income, and transfers.
Why compare Balance on Goods across countries?
The goods balance is the leg of trade most exposed to global industrial cycles, commodity prices, and tariff policy. For manufactured-goods exporters (Germany, Japan, Korea) and commodity exporters (Australia, Canada, Norway), the goods balance is the dominant driver of the overall current account and a key currency input.
How to read the country list
Read alongside balance_on_services and current_account_balance. Decompose by partner country and by product where the data permit; energy and autos typically swing the most.
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Eurozone
EUR / Euro
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Monthly | EUR mn | Eurostat | History from 2013-01-01 (13.5 years) |