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Turkey’s trade deficit widened to USD 9.3 billion in December 2025 from USD 8.8 billion in the same month of 2024. The data was revised slightly lower from an initial estimate of USD 9.4 billion. This was the largest trade gap since April, even as exports grew more than imports. Exports increased 12.7% year-on-year to USD 26.4 billion, driven by higher sales in manufacturing (11.9%), agriculture, forestry and fishing (24.9%), and mining and quarrying (19%). Germany remained the top export market (6.7%), followed by the UK (6%), the US (5.9%), Iraq (5.1%), and France (4.8%). Imports rose 10.7% to USD 35.7 billion amid increased purchases of intermediate goods (5.6%), capital goods (38.7%), and consumption goods (6.7%). The main sources of imports were China (13%), Russia (10.5%), Germany (8.5%), the US (5.7%), and Italy (4.5%). For the full year of 2025, the trade gap expanded to USD 92.0 billion from USD 82.2 billion in 2024, with imports (6.2%) rising more than exports (4.4%).