Saxon foreign trade proved to be robust in 2025. This is how Minister of Economic Affairs Dirk Panter (SPD) put it at the presentation of the balance sheet in Dresden. At a total of 50.6 billion euros, exports had fallen by one percent compared to the previous year. The most important export market was the USA with 4.8 billion euros, ahead of China (4.5 billion euros) and the UK (4.2 billion euros). In relation to 2024, exports to the USA fell by six percent due to the US tariff policy.
Europe remains the most important sales market for goods from Saxony with a 63% share. Poland and the Czech Republic continue to be among Saxony's top 5 trading partners. Imports amounted to 39 billion euros, which corresponds to an increase of 12 percent.