Albânia Balança Comercial

Albania’s trade deficit narrowed to ALL 41.1 billion in June 2025 from ALL 42.0 billion in June 2024, as exports rose by 1.9% to ALL 35.3 billion while imports dipped 0.2% to ALL 76.7 billion. Export growth was mainly supported by higher sales of mineral, fuels, electricity (+9.7 pp) and food, beverages, tobacco (+3.1 pp), offset by a decline in construction materials and metals (-6.2 pp). Strong export gains were recorded to Kosovo (+64.8%), Germany (+39.6%), Greece (+18.1%), and the US (+21.8%), while exports fell to Italy (-6.2%), Spain (-19.3%), and North Macedonia (-21.6%). On the import side, declines in construction materials and metals (-1.9 pp) and mineral, fuels, electricity (-0.6 pp) were partially offset by increases in machinery, equipment and spare parts (+2.6 pp) and food, beverages, tobacco (+0.7 pp). Imports fell from Italy (-5.5%), Turkey (-12.1%), and the US (-4.0%), but increased from China (+29.9%), Greece (+1.3%), and Germany (+4.3%).