During April, trade between the European Union and the United States showed positive performance for the European bloc. Despite the introduction of new tariffs, the goods surplus increased, reflecting a sustained trend of growth in exports and imports between the two economies.
This marks the fourth consecutive month of growth in bilateral trade, consolidating the United States as one of the EU’s main partners. In contrast, exports to China continue to fall, with nine consecutive months of decline.
According to recent data, the EU’s total goods surplus stood at €7.4 billion, down from €12.7 billion the previous month, but with a clear consolidation of trade momentum with the US.
This scenario reinforces the importance of maintaining strategic relationships with key partners, even in contexts of trade tensions and tariff adjustments.