Customs Prices - FT Mercati

For analysis and monitoring of international trade

EUROSTAT, the statistical office of the European Union, plays a key role in monitoring and analysing international trade. Among the valuable data it provides are Customs Prices. This data provides a detailed overview of the flow of goods crossing European borders, both within the EU and with non-EU countries, such as China, the United States and the rest of the world.

These data include:

• Type of goods (classified under a harmonised system)
• Quantity (expressed in appropriate units)
• Value in euro

Customs Prices are important for:

• Governments: to monitor trade, define trade policies and evaluate trade agreements.
• Companies: to identify new market opportunities, assess competition and optimise import-export strategies.
• Researchers: to study global trade flows, the impact of trade on the economy and the implications for sustainable development.

EUROSTAT's Customs Prices are an essential source of information for understanding international trade and its dynamics. Access to this data enables governments, businesses and researchers to make informed decisions, identify new opportunities and contribute to more efficient and sustainable international trade.