Ukraine's Trade Balance 2025: Trade Volume Reached $125 Billion, and Exports – $40 Billion

Ukraine's Trade Balance 2025

According to ХВИЛЯ: Ukraine demonstrated resilience in external trade with a total trade volume of $125.1 billion by the end of 2025. The import of goods this year amounted to $84.8 billion, while exports accounted for $40.3 billion. Thus, the country continues to actively participate in international trade despite challenges.

Main Indicators of External Trade

According to the data, 76% of imports, amounting to $64.3 billion, were officially taxed. The tax burden on each kilogram of imported goods was $0.52. The largest suppliers of goods to Ukraine were:

• China with an import volume of $19.2 billion
• Poland - $7.9 billion
• Germany - $6.6 billion

The main categories of imports included:

• Transport and equipment - $34.1 billion
• Fuel and energy goods - $10.5 billion
• Chemicals - $12.5 billion

At the same time, Ukrainian exports also demonstrated significant figures. The largest export markets included:

• Poland, where goods worth $5.0 billion were sold
• Turkey - $2.7 billion
• Germany - $2.4 billion

The export of food products amounted to $22.5 billion, metals - $4.7 billion, and machinery products - $3.6 billion. The state treasury received over 1.5 billion UAH from customs clearance of goods with export duties.

Thus, the year 2025 marked an important stage for Ukraine's external trade, emphasizing its ability to maintain stability and development amidst global challenges.

In summary, the results of Ukraine's external trade in 2025 indicate the preservation of activity on the global stage despite economic difficulties. The growth in trade volume and export metrics suggests potential for further economic development, as well as the importance of partnerships with key supplier and consumer countries. Such data could serve as a basis for strategic decisions in economic policy in the near future.