EU goods trade reached US$74.89B, with a US$3.99B surplus
This statistic puts Taiwan’s EU trade relationship into the same frame as its global goods trade. The bilateral total reached US$74.89B, but the EU share was still only 6.7% of Taiwan’s 2025 goods trade. The near-balanced export/import split also makes the EU relationship visually different from Taiwan’s larger U.S. and China/HK market stories.
Source 1: International Trade Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs
Publisher: International Trade Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs
Units: US$ billion and percent
Source 2: Ministry of Finance, R.O.C. (Taiwan), Department of Statistics
Publisher: Ministry of Finance, R.O.C. (Taiwan), Department of Statistics
Units: US$ billion and percent
Source 3: European Commission, Directorate-General for Trade and Economic Security
Publisher: European Commission, Directorate-General for Trade and Economic Security
Units: EUR billion
EU DG Trade reports the same relationship from the EU reporter side in euros. The graphic uses Taiwan-side USD values for the share calculation.
Use Taiwan ITA/MOEA 2025 bilateral trade values in US dollars. EU share of Taiwan goods trade equals US$74.89B divided by MOF exports plus imports, US$640.7B + US$483.6B.
Taiwan goods trade-surplus categories, 2025
Machinery and electrical goods dominate Taiwan’s net export surplus.
Taiwan top-country trade-balance map without map
In 2025 Taiwan ran a US$150.1B surplus with the U.S. and a US$37.0B deficit with Korea.
Taiwan electronic-parts export surplus
Electronic-parts exports reached US$222.9B versus US$143.7B of imports in 2025.