Switzerland's trade surplus widened to CHF 4.3 billion in June 2025, almost doubling from an upwardly revised CHF 2.2 billion in the previous month. Exports rose by 8.6% month-over-month to CHF 23 billion, buoyed by strong demand for vehicles (19.1%), chemical-pharmaceutical products (14.8%), and precision instruments (4.8%). The sharpest increases in shipments were recorded to Slovenia (75.8%), the Czech Republic (61.4%), and Ireland (51.6%). Swiss exports to the US jumped 26.9% in June, rebounding from a 43.8% drop in May, after a draft trade deal was approved nearly two weeks ago, with final sign-off still awaiting President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, imports fell by 1.5% to CHF 18.7 billion, weighed down by decreased arrivals of chemical-pharmaceutical products (-6.6%), paper and graphic products (-3.6%), and energy sources (-2.7%). The most significant declines in imports came from Saudi Arabia (-73.5%), South Korea (-65.7%), and Slovenia (-44%).