France's foreign trade deficit rose to 7.3 billion Euros
Original headlineFransa'nın dış ticaret açığı 7,3 milyar Euroya yükseldi
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France’s trade deficit widened by €1.3 billion to €7.3 billion in September, reversing an improvement in the country’s external balance. Imports rose to €62.7 billion, while higher aircraft exports failed to offset the energy bill. The renewed deterioration matters because it points to persistent pressure on France’s trade position despite strength in aerospace shipments. Watch next for whether aircraft deliveries can sustain export momentum and whether energy costs keep imports elevated in the coming months.
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