This is what emerges from the latest data released by Istat on trade with non-EU countries. The economic situationIn June, exports to non-EU markets recorded a cyclical decline of 4%, while imports grew by 1.3%. In particular, the following are weighing on the decline in exports:energy: -17.8%;capital goods: -5.3%;non-durable consumer goods: -4.3%;intermediate goods: -2.2%;durable consumer goods: +6%. Comparison with last yearOn an annual basis, non-EU exports grew by 3.6%, a marked slowdown compared to the +6.8% recorded in May. United States: +2,430 million euros;Switzerland: +2,042 million euros;United Kingdom: +1,465 million euros;Türkiye: -17 million euros;Mercosur: -188 million euros;India: -250 million euros;Asean: -572 million euros;OPEC: -728 million euros;China: -4,614 million euros.