Eurozone imports


Eurozone imports: 227578.2 (-2.05%)
Last Update: May 31, 2024

Eurozone imports closed down 227578.2 as of May 31, 2024 from 232344.5 from the previous month and 241940.6 from last year.


Eurozone imports Analytics & Data




MacroVar Free Open Data enables you to Embed, Share and Download Eurozone imports historical data, charts and analysis in your website and with others.


Eurozone imports closing prices of the last 24 values are displayed below. Sign up free to download the full historical data series using MacroVar Web/Excel or API.

Embed Eurozone imports Chart or Data Table in your website or Share this chart and data table with your friends.

Eurozone imports

DateValues
2024-05-31 227578.2
2024-04-30 232344.5
2024-03-31 221552.9
2024-02-29 211395.8
2024-01-31 214472.1
2023-12-31 201923.1
2023-11-30 232176.6
2023-10-31 235781.6
2023-09-30 225800.4
2023-08-31 214957.8
2023-07-31 221319.6
2023-06-30 234007.6
2023-05-31 241940.6
2023-04-30 228261.7
2023-03-31 251142.6
2023-02-28 229105.6
2023-01-31 254808.7
2022-12-31 247430.1
2022-11-30 278170.2
2022-10-31 281314.2
2022-09-30 295025.4
2022-08-31 283392.7
2022-07-31 269279.2
2022-06-30 278371.7

Get notified instantly when MacroVar new signals are available for Eurozone imports.Create your free account

Embed the latest Eurozone imports Chart, Data Table or text to your website by clicking the 3 options below.

  • Chart
  • Data
  • Live Text
Copy the following Code to your Website

Share the specific page using the buttons below.


Eurozone imports Statistics


IndicatorSymbolActualPreviousM/M%Y/Y%TrendSlopePercentileUpdate
importsea.imports227578.2232344-2-6UPDown382024-05-31

Eurozone imports Factors

MacroVar's monitor of financial and macroeconomic statistical factors affecting Eurozone imports is only available to Premium users.

Upgrade your membership to get access

Eurozone imports Historical Data

The MacroVar database offers free access to historical data for the Eurozone imports, dating back to 1950. This extensive dataset is readily available through MacroVar versatile platforms, including a user-friendly web interface, a robust Python API, and convenient Excel integration. By leveraging these tools, users can efficiently retrieve and analyze decades of Eurozone imports data, supporting a wide range of research, financial analysis, and decision-making processes.

What is the Eurozone imports

The Eurozone imports refer to the goods and services that are purchased by countries within the Eurozone from other countries outside of the Eurozone. These imports play a crucial role in meeting the demands of consumers and businesses within the Eurozone, as they provide access to a wide range of products that may not be readily available domestically. Additionally, imports can also help to drive competition, innovation, and efficiency within the Eurozone economy by exposing domestic industries to new ideas and technologies from international markets. However, excessive reliance on imports can also have negative impacts, such as increasing trade deficits and reducing domestic production capabilities. Therefore, it is important for countries within the Eurozone to strike a balance between imports and domestic production to ensure a healthy and sustainable economy.