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Change indicator
41.38B EURdown 5.5% from Jun 2026July 2026 · released 22 Sep 2026
+16.5%since 2024

Key data points

Last release
22 Sep 2026
Observation period
July 2026
Next release
Not scheduled yet
Previous
43.78B EUR Jun 2026
Highest
43.78B EUR Jun 2026
Lowest
31.39B EUR Aug 2025
A year ago
40.33B EUR
Data since
2024

Indicator info

Category
Trade
Source
National Statistics Institute of Spain (INE), Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT)
Frequency
Monthly
Units
EUR

The value of goods bought from other countries in the period.

ExportsJul 202635.78B EURTrade balanceJul 2026−5.60B EURInflation rateAug 20264.3%Consumer price indexAug 2026104.6

Reports

Released 22 Sep 202641.38B EURJuly 2026

Next release not scheduled yet

History

PeriodValueChange
July 202641.38B EUR−5.5%
June 202643.78B EUR+3.9%
May 202642.13B EUR+0.5%
April 202641.90B EUR−2.5%
March 202642.96B EUR+15.5%
February 202637.19B EUR+5.5%
January 202635.25B EUR−5.1%
December 202537.16B EUR−6.1%
November 202539.56B EUR−2.3%
October 202540.49B EUR+2.0%
September 202539.71B EUR+26.5%
August 202531.39B EUR−22.2%
July 202540.33B EUR

Common questions

What is the imports in Spain now?

The imports in Spain was EUR 41.38 billion in July 2026, down 5.5% from Jun 2026. The figure was released on 22 Sep 2026.

When is the next imports release for Spain?

The next release date has not been announced yet. It appears here once the publisher schedules it.

What are the highest and lowest values of the imports in Spain?

In data since 2024, the highest was EUR 43.78 billion in Jun 2026 and the lowest was EUR 31.39 billion in Aug 2025.

Where does this data come from?

Published by National Statistics Institute of Spain (INE), Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT), and shown here exactly as published. Publishers revise figures, and the latest published figure replaces the earlier one.

Source
National Statistics Institute of Spain (INE), Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT)
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