This indicator measures the difference between the value of Italy's exports and imports of goods and services with countries outside the European Union.
Releases at
11:00
Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 11:00
The trade balance with non-EU countries provides insight into Italy's international trade performance beyond its main European partners.
A surplus indicates that Italy exports more than it imports from non-EU countries, which can support the euro and economic growth.
Investors and policymakers watch this data to assess external demand and the health of Italy's trade sector, influencing currency and bond markets.
Positive for the euro and Italian equities as it suggests stronger external demand.
Negative for the euro and Italian markets, indicating weaker external trade performance.
Markets likely to remain stable as the data confirms current trade trends.