Portugal Balanza Comercial

Último Lanzamiento

abr. 30, 2025

Actual

-3,018.18

Unidades En

EUR Million

Previo

-2,442

Frecuencia

Mensual

Próximo Lanzamiento

jul. 10, 2025

Tiempo restante para el Lanzamiento

29Días 10 Horas

Máximo	Mínimo	Promedio	Rango de Datos	Fuente
3.55 may. 1955	-3,501.18 ago. 2022	-652.4 EUR Million	1950-2025	Statistics Portugal

La balanza comercial (BC) se refiere a la diferencia entre el valor monetario de las importaciones y exportaciones de un país durante un período de tiempo determinado. Una balanza comercial positiva indica un superávit comercial, mientras que una balanza comercial negativa indica un déficit comercial. La balanza comercial es un componente importante para determinar la cuenta corriente de un país.

Últimas Actualizaciones

Portugal’s trade deficit widened to €3.02 billion in April 2025, up from €2.40 billion a year earlier, marking the third largest gap on record. Exports declined by 5.7% to €6.47 billion, with broad-based decreases led by a sharp 32.9% drop in fuel and lubricant exports. Among major trading partners, notable declines were recorded in exports to Spain (-3.1%), mainly due to lower industrial supplies; the Netherlands (-15.6%), driven by steep falls in fuels, lubricants, and industrial supplies; and Italy (-9.5%), largely reflecting a plunge in transport equipment. Meanwhile, imports rose 2.4% to €9.49 billion. A standout contributor was Ireland, where imports surged by 792.2%, primarily due to industrial supplies—especially chemical products—linked largely to contract manufacturing transactions that do not involve a transfer of ownership. Considering January to April, the trade deficit increased to €9.27 billion, compared with €8.36 billion in the same period of 2024.