Trade Balance by Country
Latest released Trade Balance value for every supported currency, with the previous reading, change, reference date, frequency, unit, and source.
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As of : 13 currencies with data.
| Country / Currency | Latest | Previous | Change | Last change | Reference | Frequency | Unit | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
USD · US Dollar
|
-105,600
|
-88,576
|
▼ -17,024 | Monthly | USD mn | BEA | ||
|
EUR · Euro
|
48,138.21
|
38,913.28
|
▲ +9,224.928 | Monthly | EUR mn | Eurostat | ||
|
JPY · Japanese Yen
|
-1,111.91
|
-644.92
|
▼ -466.994 | Monthly | JPY bn | Ministry of Finance | ||
|
GBP · British Pound
|
-920
|
-3,450
|
▲ +2,530 | Monthly | GBP mn | ONS | ||
|
CHF · Swiss Franc
|
21,865.08
|
21,625.70
|
▲ +239.382 | Monthly | CHF mn | FSO | ||
|
CAD · Canadian Dollar
|
4,198.80
|
786.6
|
▲ +3,412.2 | Monthly | CAD mn | Statistics Canada | ||
|
AUD · Australian Dollar
|
495
|
1,351
|
▼ -856 | Monthly | AUD mn | ABS | ||
|
NZD · New Zealand Dollar
|
1,566
|
43
|
▲ +1,523 | Monthly | NZD mn | Stats NZ | ||
|
SEK · Swedish Krona
|
-11,900
|
1,400
|
▼ -13,300 | Monthly | SEK mn | Statistics Sweden | ||
|
NOK · Norwegian Krone
|
105.029
|
100.622
|
▲ +4.407 | Monthly | NOK bn | Statistics Norway | ||
|
DKK · Danish Krone
|
21,352.20
|
31,859.90
|
▼ -10,507.7 | Monthly | DKK mn | Statistics Denmark | ||
|
KRW · South Korean Won
|
49,708.90
|
40,143.20
|
▲ +9,565.7 | Monthly | USD mn | Statistics Korea | ||
|
THB · Thai Baht
|
1,824.50
|
1,812.03
|
▲ +12.47 | Monthly | USD mn | IMF IFS |
What is Trade Balance?
The trade balance is the difference between a country's exports and imports of goods (and sometimes services). A surplus means a country sells more abroad than it buys; a deficit means the reverse. It is reported monthly in most major economies.
Why it matters for FX
Persistent trade balances affect currency demand mechanically: exporters convert foreign-currency receipts into the home currency, importers do the opposite. Surplus countries (Japan, Germany, Switzerland historically) have a structural bid for their own currency through this channel; deficit countries (US, UK) rely on capital inflows to balance the books.
How to read this page
Read the level alongside the year-over-year change. Compare with current_account_balance for the broader external picture, and with terms_of_trade for commodity currencies (AUD, CAD, NZD) where price effects dominate volume effects.
What to watch for
- Energy-trade dynamics for net energy importers vs exporters
- Terms of trade swings driving the deficit / surplus path
- Seasonal patterns in goods trade
- Re-exports distorting headline trade flows (Singapore, NL)
- Tariffs and trade-policy shocks
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