Ecuador’s trade swung to a deficit of $433 million in July 2025 from $310.29 million a year earlier, marking the first deficit after nineteen consecutive months of surplus. Exports dropped 7.56% to $2,502.95 million, driven by a plunge in oil shipments of 78.3% to 172.61 million, while other exports rose by 21.75% including traditional (18.09%) and non traditional (27.14%). Imports surged 22.46% to $2,935.95 million, led by consumer goods (20.34%), raw materials (26.06%), and capital goods (19.29%).
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