Moldova's trade deficit in 2025 amounted to $7 billion 138.9 million, up 29.6% (+$1 billion 628.8 million) year-on-year
As reported to the InfoMarket agency by the National Bureau of Statistics (BNS), in particular, in December 2025, Moldova’s trade balance deficit amounted to $748.1 million, which is $165.4 million (28.4%) more than the previous month’s figure, and also $172.6 million (30%) more than the December figure of the previous year. Overall, in January-December 2025, compared to the same period in 2024, Moldova's trade deficit with EU countries increased by 55.8% to $3 billion. The trade deficit with CIS countries decreased by 3.2% to $101.3 million, while the trade deficit with other countries increased by 13.2% to $3 billion 681.7 million. According to the BNS, Moldova's largest trade deficit in 2025 was in trade with China - $1 billion 477.5 million (+19.1% compared to 2024). At the same time, Moldova's trade deficit with Romania amounted to $1 billion 379.9 million (up 3.7 times), with Ukraine - $801.2 million (+4%), with Germany - $595.3 million (+20.1%), Turkey - $392.7 million (-15.5%), Poland - $263.9 million (+30.6%), France - $190.6 million (+0.2%), Italy - $183.5 million (-23.2%), Hungary - $164.2 million (+20.2%), Spain - $129.2 million (+7.5%), the US - $145.4 million (up 3.2 times), Japan - $123.1 million (+18.4%), South Korea - $102.2 million (+26.5%). // 17.02.2026 — InfoMarket.
