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The Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat) reported on Tuesday that Türkiye’s foreign trade deficit rose by 25.8% compared to the previous month and by 24.9% year-on-year, reaching $7.46 billion in November.
Between January and November, the trade deficit stood at $73.35 billion, reflecting a 26.8% decrease compared to the same period in 2023, according to TurkStat data.
In November 2024, exports amounted to $22.28 billion, marking a 3.1% decrease compared to the same month in 2023. Imports, on the other hand, increased by 2.7%, totaling $29.74 billion.
For the January-November period, exports reached $238.46 billion, a 2.5% rise from the same period in 2023, while imports decreased by 6.3%, totaling $311.8 billion.
In November 2024, the export-to-import coverage ratio was 74.9%, down from 79.4% in November 2023.
Germany was Türkiye’s largest export partner in November 2024, with exports valued at $1.68 billion, followed by:
These five countries accounted for 30.7% of Türkiye’s total exports during the month.
From January to November 2024, Germany also emerged as the leading export destination, with $18.793 billion worth of exports. The United States, United Kingdom, Iraq, and Italy followed, collectively accounting for 29.8% of total exports during this period.
In November 2024, Russia was Türkiye’s top import partner, with imports valued at $3.979 billion, followed by:
These countries represented 44.4% of Türkiye’s total imports in November.
For the January-November 2024 period, China led the list of import partners with $41.05 billion, followed by the Russian Federation with $39.48 billion, Germany with $24.49 billion and Italy with $17.55 billion.
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