Italy’s January export-import stats revealed

Italy’s January export-import stats revealed

Business

Italian imports in January grew 3.2% compared to exports which recorded a more modest 0.6% growth in month-on-month terms, Istat said.

On an annual basis, instead, exports rose by 2.5% in value but fell by 2.6% in volume, the national statistics bureau reported, CE Report quotes ANSA.

Imports reported a tendential increase of 8.8% in value and of 4.1% in volume.

Istat also reported that in January the prices of imports increased by 0.4% on a monthly basis and by 1.4% on an annual basis (compared to +0.1% in December 2024), explaining that such dynamics were due to a rise in energy products, in particular crude oil, and intermediate goods.

Tags

Related articles

Greece Cuts T-Bill Rate
Greece successfully raised €500 million on Wednesday through a 26-week Treasury bills auction, securing a lower interest rate of 1.90%, down from 2.00% in the previous sale.
EU Fines Apple and Meta
The European Union has imposed major fines on U.S. tech giants Apple and Meta in its first enforcement action under the new Digital Markets Act (DMA), signaling a tougher approach to regulating Big Tech.
Moldova, World Bank in Reform Talks
A delegation from the National Bank of Moldova (BNM), led by Governor Anca Dragu, held a series of meetings with senior officials from the World Bank Group during the spring meetings in Washington (April 21–26, 2025).
Greek Finance Minister at IMF Talks
Greek National Economy and Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis is visiting the United States this week to participate in the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings.
Greece Unveils Energy Aid, Marine Plan
Greece will immediately roll out electricity subsidies for small and medium-sized enterprises, retroactively covering December 2024 to February 2025, Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou announced Tuesday.
89 Moldovan Companies Receive Grants to Boost Growth
The Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA), in partnership with the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitization, announced funding for 89 companies through non-reimbursable grants exceeding 28.5 million lei.