The Dutch trade surplus widened slightly to $14.8 billion in the year to January.
The euro area's trade surplus widened to $2.4 billion in March, helped by record exports.
Its 12-month trade surplus widened to $24.6 billion, while its current-account deficit narrowed to $19.5 billion.
The trade surplus widened to $23.8 billion in February, from $15.9 billion in January.
China's trade surplus widened 50percentto to $13.9 billion, in October from a year earlier, according to Chinese statistics.
The surplus widened 28.3percentt from November to 777.2 billion yen ($7.3 billion), seasonally adjusted, the Ministry of Finance said.
Germany's visible-trade surplus narrowed to $6.6 billion in February, but its 12-month surplus widened to $76.1 billion.
Russia's 12-month trade surplus widened to $17.8 billion in February; Singapore's and South Africa's also widened, in March.
China's 12-month trade surplus widened in June to $33.4 billion, and Russia's widened to $45.7 billion in May.
Russia's trade surplus widened to $120.1 billion in 2005, up by almost 40% from $85.8 billion in 2004.
