The European Union (EU) maintains extensive trade relationships with countries around the world, reflecting its role as one of the largest global economic blocs. According to data published by the European Commission's Directorate-General for Trade, the EU's top trading partners are ranked based on the total value of goods traded—combining both imports and exports—measured in billions of euros.

With the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the EU, the United Kingdom entered the top 10 partners of the EU-27.

+ EU-27 trade in goods and services (2025, in billions of euros) Rank Country/district Goods Exports Goods Imports Services Exports Services Imports Total trade Trade balance 1 554.612356.231343.4521.81776.0 20.0 2 345.349158.730308.5248.61061.2 246.9 3 199.432559.99067.145.8872.3 -339.3 4 219,424143,167171.7101.8636.1 146.2 - 95.1179.8--274.9 -84.7 5 114.174103.328--217.5 10.8 6 65.75063.32844.624.2197.9 22.8 7 48.88369.47729.337.9185.6 -29.2 - 110.355.6--165.7 54.4 8 64.00495.685--159.7 -31.7 9 48.81233.00629.419.7130.9 25.5 10 54.53369.733--124.3 -15.2 - 55.054.5--109.5 0.5

See also European Union free trade agreements List of the largest trading partners of the ASEAN List of the largest trading partners of India List of the largest trading partners of the United States List of the largest trading partners of the People's Republic of China List of the largest trading partners of South Korea

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