Croatia and Romania report wider July trade deficits in 2026

  • Croatia’s and Romania’s trade deficits widened in July 2026 to EUR 1.8 billion and EUR 2.822 billion, respectively.
  • Croatia’s imports rose 4.5% to EUR 4.1 billion, while Romania’s imports increased 4.2% to EUR 12.070 billion.
  • In January-July, Croatia’s trade gap widened to EUR 12.6 billion, while Romania’s narrowed 1.1% to EUR 19.277 billion.

Separate July 2026 trade reports showed Croatia’s deficit widening to EUR 1.8 billion and Romania’s to EUR 2.822 billion. Croatia’s exports rose 2.8% to EUR 2.3 billion and imports increased 4.5% to EUR 4.1 billion, while Romania’s exports climbed 4.1% to EUR 9.247 billion and imports grew 4.2% to EUR 12.070 billion. In January-July, Croatia’s trade gap widened to EUR 12.6 billion, while Romania’s stood at EUR 19.277 billion, down 1.1% year-on-year.

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