Czech Republic Balance of Trade
The Czech Republic's balance of trade showed a surplus of 5.61 CZK Billion in August 2025. This marks a substantial improvement from the 627 CZK Million trade deficit in July 2025, reflecting a 995.4% increase between the two months. Exports of capital goods and increased external demand for electricity drove this enhancement. The Czech Republic's record low balance of trade was -29.26 CZK Billion in August 2022 and record high was 40.48 CZK Billion in March 2024.
Monthly Historical Data (2015-2025)
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Czech Republic Balance of Trade : Definition
The Czech Republic's monthly balance of trade shows the difference between the value of exported goods and imported goods. It is calculated in Czech Koruna (CZK). A positive balance signifies a trade surplus where exports are greater than imports. A negative balance indicates a trade deficit where imports exceed exports.