Germany posted a foreign trade surplus of €1.2 billion ($1.19 billion) in August, according to official figures released on Wednesday.
According to the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), the country's exports and imports rose by 18.1% and 33.3% to €133.1 billion and €131.9 billion, respectively, year-on-year in August.
On a monthly basis, Germany's exports saw a 1.6% increase, while imports rose 3.4% in August.
The country's exports to the EU members totaled €72.8 billion, while imports from the EU countries amounted to €66.7 billion in August.
Germany's exports to non-EU countries were €60.3 billion in the same month, while imports from them totaled €68.2 billion.
The main destination for German products among non-EU countries was the US, while China was the main supplier for Germany's imports.
