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Italy Trade Surplus Narrows in October Italy’s trade surplus eased to €4.16B in October 2025, still beating market expectations. 🔹 Exports: +2.3% YoY 🔹 Imports: +3.4% YoY 🔹 Pharma and metals led export growth 🔹 Strong demand from the US, Switzerland & OPEC Trade balance remains solid despite a narrower surplus. #Economy# #investment# #trading# #GDP# #market#

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