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Overall, Germany's trade values have shown positive growth in both imports and exports month-on-month and year-on-year. The total trade value for exports increased by 10.35 billion EUR (8.57%) in the last month and 2.34 billion EUR (1.82%) compared to last year. Imports also rose by 6.85 billion EUR (6.47%) month-on-month and 301.76 million EUR (0.27%) year-on-year. The trade flow indicates a healthy trade environment despite some declines in specific sectors and countries, particularly in the context of recent economic forecasts and geopolitical tensions.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's total exports increased by 10.35 billion EUR, reflecting a growth of approximately 8.57%. Imports also saw a rise of 6.85 billion EUR, marking a 6.47% increase. Among the top five countries for imports, Italy led with a trade value of 6.39 billion EUR, showing a significant increase of 1.34 billion EUR (26.41%). Poland followed closely with 6.54 billion EUR, up by 957.6 million EUR (17.17%). Austria also contributed with 4.65 billion EUR, increasing by 793.25 million EUR (20.58%). On the lower end, imports from China decreased by 448.24 million EUR (3.08%), while Ireland and Norway saw declines of 428 million EUR (21.15%) and 297.02 million EUR (13.24%) respectively. For exports, the Netherlands topped the list with 9.29 billion EUR, up by 690.77 million EUR (8.08%). France and Poland followed with increases of 600.45 million EUR (6.32%) and 593.48 million EUR (7.38%) respectively. However, Japan experienced a decline of 140 million EUR (8.73%), while Greece and Vietnam saw decreases of 116.63 million EUR (14.05%) and 87.56 million EUR (29.18%).

In the year-on-year analysis, total exports from Germany reached 131.04 billion EUR, reflecting an increase of 2.34 billion EUR (1.82%). Imports totaled 112.73 billion EUR, with a modest increase of 301.76 million EUR (0.27%). Among the top five countries for imports, France saw the highest increase with 850.53 million EUR (15.69%), followed by China with 828.94 million EUR (6.23%) and the United States with 567.47 million EUR (7.86%). On the downside, Norway experienced a significant drop of 1 billion EUR (33.99%), while Switzerland and the Netherlands saw declines of 655.97 million EUR (12.60%) and 503.69 million EUR (6.13%) respectively. For exports, Spain led with an increase of 786.16 million EUR (23.56%), followed by Austria with 747.36 million EUR (11.73%) and Poland with 619.53 million EUR (7.69%). Conversely, the United States faced a decline of 2.02 billion EUR (14.46%), Japan saw a drop of 1.03 billion EUR (41.30%), and China experienced a decrease of 779.24 million EUR (12.00%).

In summary, Germany's trade values for the month of February 202602 showed a positive trend in exports with a total increase of 7.91 billion EUR (6.72%) and a modest rise in imports by 2.07 billion EUR (1.98%). Year-on-year, exports saw a slight increase of 1.35 billion EUR (1.08%), while imports experienced a decline of 1.55 billion EUR (-1.43%). The overall trade balance indicates a healthy export performance despite some challenges in import values.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's imports from Italy saw the highest increase with a trade value of 5.92 billion EUR, reflecting a growth of approximately 18.15%. Poland followed with imports worth 6.1 billion EUR, increasing by 10.02%. Hungary also showed significant growth with imports valued at 2.89 billion EUR, up by 22.98%. On the lower end, imports from China decreased to 13.13 billion EUR, down by 5.99%. Ireland's imports fell to 1.51 billion EUR, a decrease of 25.01%. South Africa's imports also dropped to 830.94 million EUR, down by 28.62%. In exports, the United Kingdom led with 7.07 billion EUR, up by 9.13%. Switzerland followed with 6.77 billion EUR, increasing by 8.78%. Singapore's exports surged to 973.07 million EUR, a remarkable increase of 110.69%. Conversely, Greece's exports fell to 606.83 million EUR, down by 18.66%. Japan's exports decreased to 1.45 billion EUR, down by 8.76%. Vietnam's exports also dropped to 211.25 million EUR, down by 29.20%. Overall, total exports increased by 7.91 billion EUR (6.72%) while imports rose by 2.07 billion EUR (1.98%).

In the year-on-year analysis, Germany's imports from France increased to 5.87 billion EUR, up by 14.09%. Imports from China also rose to 13.13 billion EUR, with a growth of 4.81%. The United States contributed 7.22 billion EUR in imports, reflecting a 6.25% increase. On the downside, imports from Switzerland decreased to 4.39 billion EUR, down by 13.69%. The Rest of the World saw a decline to 2.6 billion EUR, down by 20.58%. Italy's imports also fell to 5.92 billion EUR, down by 9.97%. In exports, the Rest of the World saw a significant increase to 791.94 million EUR, up by 281.32%. The United Kingdom's exports rose to 7.07 billion EUR, up by 7.77%. Poland's exports increased to 8.01 billion EUR, reflecting a growth of 6.44%. However, exports to the United States decreased to 11.86 billion EUR, down by 14.05%. Japan's exports fell to 1.45 billion EUR, down by 41.26%. Exports to China also dropped to 5.67 billion EUR, down by 11.76%. Overall, total exports increased by 1.35 billion EUR (1.08%) while imports decreased by 1.55 billion EUR (-1.43%).

Overall, Germany's total trade value for the month increased to 226.57B EUR, with exports at 120.69B EUR (up by 3.08B EUR, 2.62%) and imports at 105.88B EUR (up by 114.93M EUR, 0.11%). Year-on-year, total trade decreased to 226.57B EUR, with exports at 120.69B EUR (down by 3.32B EUR, -2.68%) and imports at 105.88B EUR (down by 7.25B EUR, -6.41%).

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's imports from Ireland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 2.02B EUR, reflecting a significant rise of 685.14M EUR (51.19%). Norway followed with imports valued at 2.24B EUR, increasing by 308.67M EUR (15.95%). The United Kingdom also contributed positively with imports of 2.99B EUR, up by 286.81M EUR (10.60%). On the downside, imports from the Netherlands decreased to 7.03B EUR, down by 595.08M EUR (-7.80%). Austria's imports fell to 3.86B EUR, a decrease of 434.93M EUR (-10.13%). Spain also saw a decline with imports at 2.75B EUR, down by 343.36M EUR (-11.11%). In exports, the United States led with a trade value of 11.5B EUR, increasing by 1.12B EUR (10.84%). Switzerland followed with exports of 6.24B EUR, up by 778.82M EUR (14.25%). Poland's exports reached 8.05B EUR, increasing by 656.15M EUR (8.87%). Conversely, exports to China dropped to 5.59B EUR, down by 1.14B EUR (-16.99%). Ukraine's exports plummeted to 486.01M EUR, a decrease of 490.66M EUR (-50.24%). India also faced a decline with exports at 1.11B EUR, down by 478.52M EUR (-30.21%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from France increased to 5.72B EUR, up by 562.41M EUR (10.91%). South Africa's imports rose to 1.15B EUR, with a significant increase of 272.18M EUR (30.90%). Singapore also saw a rise with imports valued at 443.66M EUR, up by 172.16M EUR (63.41%). On the contrary, imports from the Netherlands decreased to 7.03B EUR, down by 1.24B EUR (-15.01%). Norway's imports fell to 2.24B EUR, a decrease of 925.8M EUR (-29.21%). The United States also saw a decline in imports to 7.48B EUR, down by 738.46M EUR (-8.98%). In exports, Spain's exports increased to 3.96B EUR, up by 424.18M EUR (12.01%). Switzerland's exports rose to 6.24B EUR, with an increase of 268.2M EUR (4.49%). France's exports also saw a rise to 9.51B EUR, up by 263.89M EUR (2.87%). However, exports to the Netherlands decreased to 8.6B EUR, down by 639.79M EUR (-6.93%). Exports to China fell to 5.59B EUR, down by 632.53M EUR (-10.17%). The United States also experienced a decline in exports to 11.5B EUR, down by 476.67M EUR (-3.99%).

Overall, Germany's total trade value for the month increased to 223.52B EUR, with exports at 118.82B EUR (up by 4.6B EUR, 4.03%) and imports at 104.7B EUR (up by 4.08B EUR, 4.05%). Year-on-year, total trade value decreased slightly to 223.52B EUR, with exports at 118.82B EUR (down by 951.86M EUR, -0.79%) and imports at 104.7B EUR (down by 5.06B EUR, -4.61%).

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's imports from Ireland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 2.02B EUR, reflecting a significant rise of 744.52M EUR (58.54%). The United Kingdom followed with 2.97B EUR, increasing by 313.51M EUR (11.82%). Switzerland also contributed with 4.14B EUR, up by 251.72M EUR (6.47%). On the lower end, imports from Canada decreased to 804.66M EUR, down by 191.9M EUR (-19.26%). Kazakhstan's imports fell to 312.26M EUR, a drop of 184.69M EUR (-37.16%). Spain's imports decreased to 2.76B EUR, down by 183.35M EUR (-6.23%). For exports, the United States led with 11.5B EUR, increasing by 1.12B EUR (10.84%). Poland's exports reached 7.77B EUR, up by 829.96M EUR (11.94%). Switzerland's exports were at 6.24B EUR, rising by 778.87M EUR (14.25%). Conversely, exports to China fell to 5.59B EUR, down by 1.14B EUR (-16.94%). Ukraine's exports dropped to 483.14M EUR, a decrease of 490.75M EUR (-50.39%). India saw a decline in exports to 1.11B EUR, down by 478.13M EUR (-30.13%).

In the year-on-year analysis, Germany's imports from France increased to 5.69B EUR, up by 726.04M EUR (14.64%). South Africa's imports rose to 1.17B EUR, with a growth of 260M EUR (28.69%). Singapore's imports reached 443.4M EUR, increasing by 178.26M EUR (67.23%). On the downside, imports from the Netherlands fell to 6.22B EUR, down by 746.54M EUR (-10.72%). The United States saw a decrease in imports to 6.96B EUR, down by 746.2M EUR (-9.69%). Imports from the rest of the world dropped to 2.9B EUR, a decline of 649.8M EUR (-18.29%). For exports, France's exports increased to 9.14B EUR, up by 483.81M EUR (5.59%). Poland's exports reached 7.77B EUR, increasing by 399.61M EUR (5.41%). The rest of the world saw exports of 749.36M EUR, up by 398.13M EUR (113.35%). However, exports to China decreased to 5.59B EUR, down by 575.66M EUR (-9.34%). Exports to the Netherlands fell to 8.2B EUR, down by 380.61M EUR (-4.43%). Exports to the United States decreased to 11.5B EUR, down by 364.14M EUR (-3.09%).

In summary, Germany's trade values showed a mixed performance in the latest analysis. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by 12.08B EUR (-10.25%) and total exports decreased by 11.92B EUR (-9.20%). Year-on-year, total imports increased by 4.44B EUR (4.38%) and total exports increased by 4.01B EUR (3.53%). The trade flow dynamics indicate a significant drop in trade values in the recent month, contrasting with a positive trend over the year.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's imports from Canada saw a significant increase of 354.16M EUR, representing a 54.47% rise. Singapore also showed strong growth with an increase of 205.8M EUR (71.05%). In contrast, imports from China experienced a notable decline of 1.37B EUR, a decrease of 8.47%. Other significant declines were seen with Italy (-1.2B EUR, -18.51%) and Switzerland (-1.01B EUR, -20.00%). For exports, India led with an increase of 304.53M EUR (23.80%), followed by China with 279.57M EUR (4.33%). However, exports to Switzerland fell by 1.26B EUR (-18.77%). Overall, total imports decreased by 12.08B EUR (-10.25%) while total exports decreased by 11.92B EUR (-9.20%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China increased by 2.15B EUR (17.00%), while imports from France rose by 630.56M EUR (11.83%). Austria also saw a significant increase of 605.26M EUR (16.40%). On the downside, imports from Norway fell by 713.67M EUR (-26.94%), and Guyana saw a decrease of 220.47M EUR (-60.27%). For exports, France led with an increase of 866.97M EUR (10.39%), followed by China with 674.9M EUR (11.14%). However, exports to the United States decreased by 1.16B EUR (-10.00%). Overall, total imports increased by 4.44B EUR (4.38%) while total exports increased by 4.01B EUR (3.53%).

Overall, Germany's trade values showed a mixed performance in the analyzed period. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by 12.39B EUR (-10.97%) while exports fell by 12.36B EUR (-9.76%). Year-on-year, total imports increased by 5.87B EUR (6.19%) and total exports rose by 3.56B EUR (3.22%). The trade flow indicates a significant decline in both imports and exports in the short term, while a more positive trend is observed in the long term for imports and exports.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's imports from Canada saw the highest increase with a trade value of 996.55M EUR, reflecting a significant rise of 351.95M EUR (54.60%). Singapore followed with imports valued at 488.95M EUR, increasing by 204.25M EUR (71.74%). Brazil's imports reached 839.94M EUR, up by 99.51M EUR (13.44%). Conversely, imports from China dropped sharply to 14.04B EUR, down by 1.36B EUR (-8.82%). Italy's imports decreased to 4.9B EUR, falling by 1.25B EUR (-20.28%), and Switzerland's imports fell to 3.89B EUR, down by 1.06B EUR (-21.48%). Overall, total imports decreased by 12.39B EUR (-10.97%). For exports, India led with 1.58B EUR, increasing by 304.28M EUR (23.78%). China followed with 6.73B EUR, up by 279.55M EUR (4.33%). Ireland's exports reached 1.07B EUR, increasing by 269.35M EUR (33.66%). On the downside, Switzerland's exports fell to 5.47B EUR, down by 1.26B EUR (-18.77%). Poland's exports decreased to 6.94B EUR, down by 1.19B EUR (-14.66%), and Italy's exports fell to 5.67B EUR, down by 1.11B EUR (-16.32%). Total exports decreased by 12.36B EUR (-9.76%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China increased to 14.04B EUR, up by 2.11B EUR (17.65%). France's imports rose to 5.57B EUR, increasing by 726.05M EUR (14.97%). Austria's imports reached 3.78B EUR, up by 675.39M EUR (21.78%). On the other hand, imports from Guyana fell to 145.32M EUR, down by 220.47M EUR (-60.27%). Libya's imports decreased to 366.1M EUR, down by 190.61M EUR (-34.92%), and Ireland's imports fell to 1.27B EUR, down by 136.74M EUR (-9.71%). Total imports increased by 5.87B EUR (6.19%). For exports, China saw an increase to 6.73B EUR, up by 720.07M EUR (12.04%). France's exports rose to 8.64B EUR, increasing by 677.01M EUR (8.50%). The United Kingdom's exports reached 5.85B EUR, up by 607.3M EUR (11.63%). Conversely, exports to the United States fell to 10.37B EUR, down by 1.07B EUR (-9.36%). The Cayman Islands saw a drastic drop to 950K EUR, down by 406.39M EUR (-99.95%), and Belgium's exports decreased to 4B EUR, down by 181.25M EUR (-4.34%). Total exports increased by 3.56B EUR (3.22%).

Overall, Germany's trade values showed a mixed performance in the latest analysis. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by 4.49 billion EUR (3.67%), while exports fell by 8.53 billion EUR (6.18%). Year-on-year, imports increased by 6.22 billion EUR (5.57%), but exports experienced a slight decline of 817.96 million EUR (0.63%). The total trade flow indicates a complex landscape, with imports showing resilience over the year while exports faced challenges.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's total imports decreased by 4.49 billion EUR, reflecting a decline of approximately 3.67%. The top three countries contributing to the highest import values were the United Kingdom (3.53 billion EUR), the United States (7.84 billion EUR), and Norway (2.17 billion EUR). Conversely, the lowest values were from Poland (6.71 billion EUR), France (6.02 billion EUR), and the Netherlands (8.03 billion EUR). For exports, there was a significant drop of 8.53 billion EUR, or about 6.18%. The highest export values came from Chile (486.22 million EUR), Japan (1.64 billion EUR), and Vietnam (409.2 million EUR), while the lowest were from the United States (10.96 billion EUR), France (9.75 billion EUR), and Poland (8.56 billion EUR).

In the year-on-year analysis, total imports increased by 6.22 billion EUR, representing a growth of approximately 5.57%. The top countries for import growth included China (16.18 billion EUR), Italy (6.5 billion EUR), and Austria (4.8 billion EUR). On the downside, imports from Czechia (5.38 billion EUR), Norway (2.17 billion EUR), and Brazil (734.46 million EUR) saw declines. For exports, there was a slight decrease of 817.96 million EUR, or about 0.63%. The highest growth in exports was seen with Switzerland (6.73 billion EUR), Spain (3.93 billion EUR), and Austria (7.1 billion EUR), while the largest declines were from the United States (10.96 billion EUR), the United Kingdom (6.48 billion EUR), and Japan (1.64 billion EUR).

Overall, Germany's trade values showed a mixed performance in the latest analysis. Month-on-month, imports decreased by 3.27B EUR (-2.82%) while exports fell by 5.79B EUR (-4.38%). Year-on-year, imports increased by 9.98B EUR (+9.69%) and exports saw a slight rise of 1.26B EUR (+1.00%). The total trade flow indicates a significant decline in both imports and exports in the short term, but a positive trend in the long term for imports, while exports remain relatively stable.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's imports saw a total trade value of 113.01B EUR, which represents a decrease of 3.27B EUR, or approximately -2.82%. The top three countries contributing to this decline were Poland (-695.02M EUR, -9.85%), France (-573.01M EUR, -9.12%), and Austria (-391.84M EUR, -8.25%). On the other hand, the highest increases were from the United Kingdom (362.67M EUR, +11.64%), China (333.21M EUR, +2.22%), and Norway (174.6M EUR, +21.25%). For exports, the total trade value was 126.58B EUR, down by 5.79B EUR, or -4.38%. The largest decreases were seen with the United States (-1.21B EUR, -9.93%), France (-1B EUR, -9.78%), and Poland (-755.78M EUR, -8.51%). Conversely, the top increases came from Special Categories (270.41M EUR, +2.12%), Chile (249.35M EUR, +1.05%), and Japan (203.28M EUR, +14.13%).

In the year-on-year analysis, Germany's imports totaled 113.01B EUR, reflecting an increase of 9.98B EUR, or +9.69%. The top contributors to this growth were China (1.88B EUR, +13.89%), Italy (1.35B EUR, +28.24%), and Austria (863.06M EUR, +24.58%). The lowest growth was observed from Brazil (-216.21M EUR, -22.60%), Czechia (-171.89M EUR, -3.23%), and the United Arab Emirates (-144.53M EUR, -58.78%). For exports, the total value was 126.58B EUR, with a modest increase of 1.26B EUR, or +1.00%. The highest growth was from Spain (819.27M EUR, +20.08%), Switzerland (737.85M EUR, +12.32%), and Italy (677.35M EUR, +11.11%). The lowest performers included the United States (-3.25B EUR, -22.85%), the United Kingdom (-988.08M EUR, -13.24%), and Japan (-865.79M EUR, -34.50%).

Overall, Germany's total trade value saw a month-on-month increase of 1.74B for exports (138.06B) and 1.17B for imports (122.33B). Year-on-year, exports increased by 6.77B (138.06B) while imports rose by 3.56B (122.33B). The analysis indicates a positive trend in trade flows, particularly in exports to Poland, France, and Switzerland, while imports from Italy, the Netherlands, and Austria showed significant growth. However, declines were noted in imports from the United States and exports to the same country, indicating potential areas of concern in trade relations.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's imports from France saw the highest increase with a trade value of 6.69B, reflecting a growth of 838.51M, which is a 14.32% increase. Italy followed closely with imports valued at 6.95B, increasing by 610.09M (9.63%). Switzerland also contributed significantly with imports of 5.18B, up by 546.85M (11.80%). On the lower end, imports from the United States decreased by 1.34B to 7.6B, a drop of 14.95%. The United Kingdom and Spain also saw declines of 540.08M (15.00%) and 168.75M (4.82%) respectively. For exports, Poland led with a trade value of 9.51B, increasing by 635.97M (7.16%). Switzerland and Austria followed with exports of 6.68B (624.43M, 10.34%) and 7.42B (363.15M, 5.13%) respectively. On the downside, exports to the United States fell by 864.17M to 12.25B (6.59%), while the United Kingdom and South Korea also experienced declines of 276.23M (3.80%) and 272.03M (16.14%). In terms of subnational geography, Hesse saw the highest imports at 12.09B, increasing by 999.92M (9.09%). Bavaria and North Rhine-Westphalia followed with 21.25B (891.75M, 4.43%) and 24.63B (506.32M, 2.10%) respectively. Conversely, Saxony experienced the largest drop in imports, down by 836.62M to 3.25B (20.45%). Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein also saw declines of 623.57M (5.40%) and 183.64M (6.96%). For exports, the highest value was from Foreign Countries at 31.68B, increasing by 922.31M (2.99%). Bavaria and North Rhine-Westphalia followed with 20.41B (821.24M, 4.18%) and 19.17B (534.93M, 2.87%). However, Lower Saxony saw a significant drop of 1.47B to 8.48B (14.78%). Hamburg and Brandenburg also faced declines of 371.49M (7.33%) and 160.26M (7.06%). In product categories, imports of Office and automatic data processing machines were highest at 3.86B, increasing by 419.86M (12.22%). Telecommunication devices followed with 2.92B (286.24M, 10.87%). The lowest performing product was Basic pharmaceutical products, which saw a decline of 754.86M to 1.7B (30.76%). Machinery for electricity production also fell by 317.23M (3.92%). For exports, Aircraft led with 3.87B, increasing by 388.17M (11.44%). Other articles of iron and telecommunication devices also performed well with increases of 332.41M (10.28%) and 327.48M (25.52%). The lowest was Ships and boats, which dropped by 890.86M to 154.16M (85.25%). Motor cars and motor caravans also saw a decline of 430.43M (3.10%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Italy showed the most significant growth, reaching 6.95B with an increase of 937.92M (15.61%). The Netherlands followed with 8.6B, up by 739.87M (9.43%). Austria also saw a notable increase of 648.09M (14.02%) to 5.27B. On the downside, imports from Norway fell by 569.89M to 1.96B (22.55%). Singapore and the United States also experienced declines of 523.02M (61.27%) and 435.37M (5.40%). For exports, Poland led with a trade value of 9.51B, increasing by 1.22B (14.47%). France and Switzerland followed with increases of 1.07B (10.77%) and 1.03B (18.25%) respectively. Conversely, exports to the United States decreased by 1.1B to 12.25B (8.82%). China and Japan also saw declines of 613.92M (8.55%) and 410.73M (22.05%). In terms of subnational geography, imports from Rest Position showed the highest growth at 1.74B, increasing by 1.72B (73.85%). Hesse and Bavaria followed with increases of 1.07B (9.74%) and 855.22M (4.18%). On the downside, Lower Saxony saw a decline of 499.8M to 10.85B (4.42%). Baden-Württemberg and Hamburg also faced declines of 342.38M (1.71%) and 330.63M (4.80%). For exports, Hesse led with 8.13B, increasing by 1.48B (22.22%). Foreign Countries and Bavaria followed with increases of 1.48B (4.90%) and 1.07B (5.53%). However, Saxony experienced a decline of 159.19M to 4.37B (3.53%). Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein also saw decreases of 144.29M (2.99%) and 2.56M (0.12%). In product categories, imports of Motor cars and motor caravans increased by 598.52M (10.00%) to 6.56B. Machinery for electricity production also saw a growth of 547.44M (7.54%). On the downside, Estimations for non-response fell by 2.98B (36.03%). Other prefabricated chemicals also saw a decline of 713.97M (33.36%). For exports, Estimations for exemptions led with a growth of 1.02B (88.27%) to 2.17B. Pharmaceutical products and machinery for electricity production also performed well with increases of 938.73M (10.53%) and 882.21M (14.17%). However, exports of Motor cars and motor caravans fell by 955.28M (6.63%). Plates and sheets of iron or steel also saw a decline of 166.2M (13.87%).

Overall, Germany's trade values showed positive trends in both imports and exports month-on-month and year-on-year. Total exports increased by 1.64B (1.3%) to 132.37B, while imports rose by 1.27B (1.1%) to 116.29B. Year-on-year, exports grew by 8.57B (6.9%) and imports by 9.63B (9.0%). The analysis indicates a robust trade performance, particularly in imports from Italy and exports to Poland.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from France saw the highest increase with a trade value of 6.26B, reflecting a growth of 853.41M (15.8%). Italy followed closely with 6.48B, increasing by 611.55M (10.4%). Switzerland also showed a significant rise with 5.01B, up by 486.42M (10.8%). On the lower end, imports from the United States decreased by 1.28B (15.3%), with a total trade value of 7.06B. The United Kingdom and Spain also experienced declines of 540.29M (14.8%) and 166.43M (5.0%) respectively. In exports, Switzerland led with 6.66B, increasing by 625.92M (10.4%), while Poland followed with 8.89B, up by 625.83M (7.6%). The lowest exports were from the United States, which fell by 835.39M (6.4%) to 12.17B, and the United Kingdom, down by 280.83M (3.8%).

Year-on-year, imports from Italy showed the most significant growth at 6.48B, with an increase of 1.59B (32.4%). The Netherlands followed with 7.18B, up by 1.16B (19.2%), and Austria with 4.77B, increasing by 1.11B (30.2%). On the downside, imports from Singapore decreased by 531.03M (62.3%), with a total value of 321.04M. Ireland and Norway also saw declines of 371.84M (17.2%) and 356.05M (30.2%) respectively. In exports, Poland led with 8.89B, increasing by 1.45B (19.4%), followed by France at 10.23B, up by 1.32B (14.5%). The lowest exports were from the United States, which fell by 1.07B (8.1%) to 12.17B, and China, down by 615.23M (8.6%).