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German unadjusted trade balance with other Asian countries

German unadjusted trade balance with other Asian countries stood at -14,565,937 EUR thousand in Aug 2026, according to Deutsche Bundesbank. It is one of the indicators in the Trade balance by country table (Value · Monthly), with a complete series running from Jan 1993 to Aug 2026. The complete series with an interactive chart, free to download.

Source: Deutsche BundesbankLast updated: Curated by Bui Thanh Phuc
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This indicator in the Trade balance by country table

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Regions and country groups
Current prices, flows, all goods, Other Asian countries, unadjusted-14,565,937-12,933,151-13,139,553-12,680,159-13,342,363-13,405,146-10,995,533-12,804,766-9,906,143-12,714,488
Current prices, flows, all goods, Euro area (Member States and Institutions of the Euro area) fixed composition, unadjusted11,910,14113,656,49013,934,00313,402,78413,552,18516,353,48512,815,08813,472,21210,141,23012,508,124

Understanding german unadjusted trade balance with other Asian countries

Functioning as the geographical remainder for the Eastern Hemisphere, this unadjusted merchandise balance tallies net flows with Asian nations excluded from the specialized sub-regional categories. It captures trade with all remaining continental partners that do not fit into the Middle Eastern or South-East Asian emerging market definitions. This current-price residual allows the statistical release to comprehensively cover the entire Asian continent without double-counting the specialized institutional or regional rows.

The sheer economic diversity of the nations grouped here means the unadjusted data lacks a unified seasonal signature. Competing national holidays, varying agricultural cycles, and distinct industrial schedules all clash within the raw monthly figure, rendering sequential period-on-period analysis chaotic and unreliable. To extract a coherent signal regarding underlying bilateral trade momentum, economists universally favor comparing the current unadjusted month directly against the same period from the prior year. Preliminary figures are frequently revised as complex pan-Asian customs paperwork is slowly finalized.

Frequently asked questions

Which major economies fall into this residual category?
It encompasses all continental partners not explicitly broken out into the other dedicated sub-regions.
Why is period-on-period analysis considered unreliable for this metric?
The conflicting seasonal cycles of the diverse nations grouped here make short-term sequential comparisons chaotic and mathematically distorted.
Can this exact figure be calculated by subtracting the sub-regions from the total?
Yes, this row operates as the mathematical remainder completing the sum of the overarching continental aggregate.

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