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Overall, Norway's trade dynamics in June 2026 indicate a stable growth in both imports and exports. The total trade value for imports was 94.82 billion NOK, with a slight month-on-month increase, while exports reached 158.2 billion NOK, showing a modest growth as well. Year-on-year, imports increased by 3.63 billion NOK, and exports surged by 17.54 billion NOK, highlighting a robust trade performance despite some declines in specific partner countries.

In June 2026, Norway's imports saw a total trade value of 94.82 billion NOK, with a month-on-month increase of 693.44 million NOK, reflecting a slight growth of 0.0074%. The top three countries contributing to this increase were Canada (1.27 billion NOK), Ireland (950.1 million NOK), and Belgium (847.89 million NOK). Conversely, the bottom three countries with the largest declines were Thailand (-4.28 billion NOK), the Netherlands (-529.17 million NOK), and Switzerland (-342.94 million NOK). On the exports side, Norway's total trade value reached 158.2 billion NOK, with a modest month-on-month increase of 146.36 million NOK, or 0.0009%. The leading contributors to this growth were the Netherlands (3.24 billion NOK), Italy (2.08 billion NOK), and Japan (1.85 billion NOK). The countries with the most significant declines included the United Kingdom (-3.02 billion NOK), Germany (-2.03 billion NOK), and Sweden (-1.84 billion NOK).

Year-on-year, Norway's imports totaled 94.82 billion NOK, reflecting an increase of 3.63 billion NOK, or 0.0398%. The top contributors to this growth were Belgium (1.38 billion NOK), Sweden (1.38 billion NOK), and China (1.08 billion NOK). The countries with the largest declines were Thailand (-1.29 billion NOK), Germany (-1.09 billion NOK), and Poland (-738.66 million NOK). On the exports front, Norway's total trade value was 158.2 billion NOK, with a significant year-on-year increase of 17.54 billion NOK, or 0.1247%. The top contributors to this growth were the United Kingdom (5.76 billion NOK), Japan (2.12 billion NOK), and Belgium (2.04 billion NOK). The countries with the largest declines included Germany (-7.36 billion NOK), Portugal (-396.76 million NOK), and Sweden (-211.1 million NOK).

Overall, Norway's total trade value for June 2026 reached 254.64B NOK, with imports totaling 96.37B NOK (an increase of 852.12M NOK or 0.89%) and exports totaling 158.27B NOK (an increase of 154.86M NOK or 0.1%). The trade surplus remains robust, reflecting a positive trend in exports despite some declines in specific markets.

In June 2026, Norway's imports saw a significant increase, with the highest value change recorded from Canada at 2.63B NOK, reflecting a month-on-month growth of approximately 93%. Ireland and Belgium also showed strong increases, with 1.51B NOK and 3.07B NOK respectively, indicating growth rates of 169% and 38%. On the downside, imports from Thailand dropped sharply by 4.28B NOK, a decrease of 88%, while the Netherlands and Switzerland also experienced declines of 529.17M NOK and 342.95M NOK respectively. In terms of exports, the Netherlands led with a remarkable increase of 3.24B NOK (25%), followed by Italy and Japan with increases of 2.08B NOK and 1.85B NOK, representing growth rates of 165% and 199% respectively. Conversely, exports to the United Kingdom and Germany saw declines of 3.02B NOK and 2.03B NOK, with decreases of 11% and 8% respectively.

Year-on-year analysis for June 2026 shows that imports from Belgium increased by 1.38B NOK, a growth of 82%, while Sweden and China also reported increases of 1.38B NOK and 1.08B NOK respectively, with growth rates of 15% and 10%. On the other hand, imports from Thailand and Germany saw declines of 1.29B NOK and 1.09B NOK, representing decreases of 68% and 10%. In exports, the United Kingdom experienced the highest growth with an increase of 5.76B NOK (33%), followed by Japan and Belgium with increases of 2.12B NOK and 2.04B NOK, reflecting growth rates of 324% and 27%. However, exports to Germany and Sweden faced significant declines of 7.36B NOK and 211.1M NOK, with decreases of 23% and 2% respectively.

In May 2026, Norway's trade dynamics showed a mixed performance. Total imports increased by 3.05B NOK (3.30%), while total exports decreased by 18.56B NOK (-10.51%). Year on year, imports rose by 2.38B NOK (2.56%), and exports saw a significant increase of 20.87B NOK (15.21%). The trade flow indicates a strong reliance on imports from countries like Thailand and China, while exports to the UK and Poland showed notable growth. However, the overall decrease in exports in the month of May suggests potential challenges in maintaining trade balances.

In May 2026, Norway's imports saw a significant increase, with the top three countries being Thailand (4.88B NOK, 4.43B NOK increase, 4.43%), the United Kingdom (4.13B NOK, 750.47M NOK increase, 22.18%), and Brazil (2.01B NOK, 500.49M NOK increase, 33.16%). Conversely, the lowest performing imports were from Germany (9.67B NOK, -1.24B NOK decrease, -11.37%), Denmark (3.75B NOK, -1.16B NOK decrease, -23.62%), and Indonesia (166.23M NOK, -773.18M NOK decrease, -82.31%). For exports, Turkey led with 2.58B NOK (1.68B NOK increase, 186.51%), followed by Denmark (8.99B NOK, 1.39B NOK increase, 18.26%) and the United States (4.74B NOK, 1.19B NOK increase, 33.59%). The lowest exports were to the Netherlands (13.14B NOK, -6.54B NOK decrease, -33.23%), Germany (26.46B NOK, -3.92B NOK decrease, -12.90%), and Poland (12.31B NOK, -2.57B NOK decrease, -17.24%). Overall, total imports increased by 3.05B NOK (3.30%), while total exports decreased by 18.56B NOK (-10.51%).

Year on year, imports from Thailand increased significantly to 4.88B NOK (4.42B NOK increase, 950.24%), followed by China (11.65B NOK, 2.4B NOK increase, 25.95%) and Brazil (2.01B NOK, 614.46M NOK increase, 44.04%). The lowest year-on-year imports were from Ireland (560.36M NOK, -2.13B NOK decrease, -79.18%), Germany (9.67B NOK, -1.66B NOK decrease, -14.63%), and Unknown (1.39B NOK, -1.17B NOK decrease, -45.63%). For exports, the United Kingdom had the highest value at 26.38B NOK (5.86B NOK increase, 28.55%), followed by Poland (12.31B NOK, 4.33B NOK increase, 54.17%) and Sweden (11.8B NOK, 2.44B NOK increase, 26.05%). The lowest exports were to China (3.83B NOK, -1.61B NOK decrease, -29.58%), Italy (1.26B NOK, -1.09B NOK decrease, -46.49%), and Canada (468.12M NOK, -803.65M NOK decrease, -63.19%). Overall, total imports increased by 2.38B NOK (2.56%), while total exports increased by 20.87B NOK (15.21%).

In May 2026, Norway's total trade value was 252.17B NOK, with imports at 94.12B NOK and exports at 158.05B NOK. Month on month, imports increased by 3.06B NOK (3.36%), while exports decreased by 18.57B NOK (-10.51%). Year on year, imports rose by 3.55B NOK (3.92%), and exports increased by 20.87B NOK (15.21%). Overall, the trade balance remains positive, but the significant drop in exports month on month is concerning.

In May 2026, Norway's imports saw a significant increase, with the top three countries being Thailand (4.88B NOK, 4.43% increase), the United Kingdom (4.13B NOK, 22.18% increase), and Brazil (2.01B NOK, 33.16% increase). Conversely, the lowest performing imports were from Germany (9.67B NOK, -11.37% decrease), Denmark (3.75B NOK, -23.62% decrease), and Indonesia (166.23M NOK, -82.30% decrease). For exports, Turkey led with 2.58B NOK (186.51% increase), followed by Denmark (8.99B NOK, 18.26% increase), and the United States (4.74B NOK, 33.58% increase). The lowest exports were to the Netherlands (13.14B NOK, -33.23% decrease), Germany (26.46B NOK, -12.90% decrease), and Poland (12.31B NOK, -17.24% decrease). Overall, total imports increased by 3.06B NOK (3.36%), while total exports decreased by 18.57B NOK (-10.51%).

Year on year, imports from Thailand increased significantly to 4.88B NOK (9.50% increase), followed by China (11.65B NOK, 25.95% increase) and Brazil (2.01B NOK, 44.04% increase). The lowest performing imports were from Ireland (560.36M NOK, -79.18% decrease), Germany (9.67B NOK, -14.63% decrease), and the United Arab Emirates (34.48M NOK, -96.15% decrease). In terms of exports, the United Kingdom had the highest value at 26.38B NOK (28.55% increase), followed by Poland (12.31B NOK, 54.17% increase) and Sweden (11.8B NOK, 26.05% increase). The lowest exports were to China (3.83B NOK, -29.58% decrease), Italy (1.26B NOK, -46.49% decrease), and Canada (468.12M NOK, -63.19% decrease). Overall, total imports increased by 3.55B NOK (3.92%), while total exports increased by 20.87B NOK (15.21%).

In April 2026, Norway's trade dynamics reflected significant changes. Total imports decreased by NOK 10.38B (-10.23%) while total exports decreased by NOK 23.66B (-11.81%). Year on year, total imports saw a slight increase of NOK 705.59M (+0.78%) and total exports increased by NOK 30.56B (+20.92%). The trade balance indicates a challenging month for trade flows, particularly in exports, which were heavily impacted by declines in key markets.

In April 2026, Norway's imports saw significant fluctuations. The top three countries with the highest import value changes were Indonesia (NOK 939.41M, +749.99M, +3.96%), Denmark (NOK 4.91B, +449.68M, +0.10%), and the United Arab Emirates (NOK 511.73M, +430.47M, +5.30%). Conversely, the lowest changes were from China (NOK 12.11B, -2.33B, -16.12%), the United Kingdom (NOK 3.38B, -1.23B, -26.71%), and the Netherlands (NOK 4.04B, -979.96M, -19.53%). For exports, Poland led with a change of NOK 14.88B (+4.35B, +41.27%), followed by Greece (NOK 3.62B, +2.67B, +278.88%) and Finland (NOK 7.13B, +1.57B, +28.29%). The lowest changes were seen in the United Kingdom (NOK 27.25B, -12.45B, -31.37%), Germany (NOK 30.37B, -8B, -20.85%), and Denmark (NOK 7.6B, -3.94B, -34.11%). Overall, total imports decreased by NOK 10.38B (-10.23%) while total exports decreased by NOK 23.66B (-11.81%).

Year on year, imports from China increased significantly to NOK 12.11B (+2.97B, +32.47%), followed by Sweden (NOK 10.56B, +1.32B, +14.35%) and Denmark (NOK 4.91B, +974.3M, +24.78%). The lowest increases were from the United States (NOK 6.25B, -2.95B, -32.09%), Brazil (NOK 1.51B, -782.79M, -34.15%), and Canada (NOK 1.27B, -693.24M, -35.25%). For exports, Poland showed the highest increase to NOK 14.88B (+6.14B, +70.21%), followed by Germany (NOK 30.37B, +5.56B, +22.42%) and the Netherlands (NOK 19.68B, +5.41B, +37.91%). The lowest changes were in the United States (NOK 3.55B, -1.79B, -33.49%), Italy (NOK 1.28B, -1.08B, -45.90%), and China (NOK 3.21B, -1.07B, -25.02%). Overall, total imports increased by NOK 705.59M (+0.78%) while total exports increased by NOK 30.56B (+20.92%).

In summary, Norway's trade values for April 2026 showed a mixed performance. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by NOK 11.51B (-11.07%) while total exports fell by NOK 23.66B (-11.81%). Year-on-year, total imports saw a slight increase of NOK 409.07M (0.44%), while total exports experienced a significant rise of NOK 30.57B (20.93%). The overall trade flow indicates a challenging month for imports, particularly from major partners, while exports showed resilience, especially in key markets like Poland and Germany.

In April 2026, Norway's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the top three countries with the highest month-on-month increases were Indonesia (NOK 939.41M, 3.96%), Denmark (NOK 4.91B, 0.10%), and the United Arab Emirates (NOK 511.73M, 5.30%). Conversely, the largest decreases were seen with China (NOK 12.11B, -16.12%), the United Kingdom (NOK 3.38B, -26.71%), and the Netherlands (NOK 4.04B, -19.53%). For exports, Poland led with a substantial increase (NOK 14.88B, 41.27%), followed by Greece (NOK 3.62B, 278.88%) and Finland (NOK 7.13B, 28.29%). The largest declines in exports were from the United Kingdom (NOK 27.25B, -31.37%), Germany (NOK 30.37B, -20.85%), and Denmark (NOK 7.6B, -34.11%). Overall, total imports decreased by NOK 11.51B (-11.07%) while total exports fell by NOK 23.66B (-11.81%).

Year-on-year comparisons for April 2026 revealed notable trends. In imports, the highest increases were from China (NOK 12.11B, 32.47%), Sweden (NOK 10.56B, 14.35%), and Denmark (NOK 4.91B, 24.78%). The largest declines were from the United States (NOK 6.25B, -32.09%), Unknown (NOK 1.4B, -44.34%), and Brazil (NOK 1.51B, -34.15%). For exports, Poland saw the highest growth (NOK 14.88B, 70.21%), followed by Germany (NOK 30.37B, 22.42%) and the Netherlands (NOK 19.68B, 37.91%). The largest decreases were from the United States (NOK 3.55B, -33.49%), Italy (NOK 1.28B, -45.90%), and China (NOK 3.21B, -25.02%). Overall, total imports increased by NOK 409.07M (0.44%) while total exports rose by NOK 30.57B (20.93%).

In summary, Norway's total trade value for March 2026 reached 300.81B NOK, with exports totaling 199.86B NOK (an increase of 66.83B NOK or 50.24%) and imports at 100.95B NOK (an increase of 13.89B NOK or 15.88%). The trade balance indicates a strong export performance, particularly with the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands leading the way. The overall trade dynamics reflect Norway's strategic positioning as a reliable supplier, especially in the context of gas imports to the UK, amidst ongoing geopolitical shifts.

In March 2026, Norway's trade values showed significant changes. For imports, Sweden led with a trade value of 11.4B NOK, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 2.32B NOK (25.53%). Germany followed closely with 11.25B NOK, up by 2.31B NOK (25.82%). China also saw a notable increase, reaching 14.44B NOK, with a rise of 2.18B NOK (17.79%). On the lower end, Ireland's imports dropped to 954.7M NOK, down by 1.53B NOK (-61.63%), while Canada and Switzerland also experienced declines of 618.7M NOK (-25.75%) and 395.2M NOK (-31.12%) respectively. For exports, the United Kingdom dominated with a staggering 39.34B NOK, an increase of 18.51B NOK (888.59%). Germany followed with 38.39B NOK, up by 15.7B NOK (69.21%). The Netherlands also saw a significant rise to 21B NOK, increasing by 7.87B NOK (59.92%). Conversely, Croatia's exports plummeted to 57.86M NOK, down by 754.89M NOK (-92.88%), while South Korea and Latvia also faced declines of 177.8M NOK (-13.62%) and 163.11M NOK (-43.17%) respectively.

Year-on-year analysis for imports revealed that China led with a trade value of 14.44B NOK, an increase of 3.73B NOK (34.77%). The Netherlands followed with 5.03B NOK, up by 1.35B NOK (36.65%). The United Kingdom also saw growth, reaching 4.75B NOK, an increase of 1.14B NOK (31.56%). On the downside, the United States experienced a decline to 5.24B NOK, down by 966.19M NOK (-15.57%), while Chile and Germany also faced reductions of 833.93M NOK (-70.15%) and 654.09M NOK (-5.50%) respectively. For exports, the United Kingdom again led with 39.34B NOK, an increase of 11.44B NOK (40.99%). Germany followed with 38.39B NOK, up by 8.64B NOK (29.03%). The Netherlands also showed strong growth at 21B NOK, increasing by 6.8B NOK (47.88%). However, the United States saw a decline to 5.47B NOK, down by 535.04M NOK (-8.91%), while Canada and Egypt also faced significant drops of 477.82M NOK (-51.34%) and 467.76M NOK (-71.84%) respectively.

Overall, Norway's trade dynamics in 202602 show a contrasting picture between imports and exports. Imports increased significantly both month-on-month and year-on-year, indicating a robust demand for foreign goods, particularly from China and the UK. In contrast, exports faced a substantial decline, particularly to key partners like the UK and Germany, reflecting potential challenges in international markets or shifts in demand. The total trade value for imports rose to 87.06B NOK, while exports fell to 133.03B NOK, leading to a notable trade imbalance.

In the month-on-month analysis, Norway's imports saw a significant increase, with the total trade value rising to 87.06B NOK, reflecting a 9.85B NOK increase (12.76%). The top three countries contributing to this growth were China (12.26B NOK, +2.34B NOK, +23.63%), Germany (8.94B NOK, +2.14B NOK, +31.51%), and the United Kingdom (4.74B NOK, +1.69B NOK, +55.60%). Conversely, the lowest performing imports were from Brazil (1.5B NOK, -455.44M NOK, -23.27%), Saudi Arabia (9.76M NOK, -438.79M NOK, -97.82%), and Malaysia (445.49M NOK, -236.04M NOK, -34.63%). Exports, however, experienced a decline, with total exports dropping to 133.03B NOK, a decrease of 21.37B NOK (-13.84%). The top three countries for exports were Croatia (812.75M NOK, +764.5M NOK, +15.84%), Italy (2.93B NOK, +761.97M NOK, +35.15%), and France (7.73B NOK, +354.67M NOK, +4.81%). The lowest performing exports were to the United Kingdom (20.83B NOK, -6.3B NOK, -23.23%), Germany (22.69B NOK, -4.72B NOK, -17.22%), and the Netherlands (13.13B NOK, -3.45B NOK, -20.82%).

In the year-on-year analysis, Norway's imports totaled 87.06B NOK, reflecting a modest increase of 1.9B NOK (2.23%). The top contributors to this growth were China (12.26B NOK, +2.95B NOK, +31.67%), Ireland (2.49B NOK, +2.03B NOK, +455.51%), and the United Kingdom (4.74B NOK, +1.38B NOK, +41.24%). The lowest performing imports were from the United States (4.32B NOK, -4.04B NOK, -48.28%), Italy (2.66B NOK, -872.72M NOK, -24.72%), and Brazil (1.5B NOK, -619.71M NOK, -29.21%). Exports saw a significant decline, totaling 133.03B NOK, down 36.79B NOK (-21.67%). The top performing exports were to Croatia (812.75M NOK, +749.81M NOK, +11.91%), Sweden (10.12B NOK, +743.96M NOK, +7.93%), and Nigeria (872.33M NOK, +496.5M NOK, +132.10%). The lowest performing exports were to the United Kingdom (20.83B NOK, -11.52B NOK, -35.61%), Germany (22.69B NOK, -10.07B NOK, -30.74%), and Belgium (6.83B NOK, -3.19B NOK, -31.81%).

Overall, the total trade value for Norway in the analyzed period was 231.61B NOK, with exports amounting to 154.4B NOK and imports totaling 77.21B NOK. Month-on-month, total exports increased by 15.73B NOK (11.34%), while imports decreased by 17.01B NOK (-18.05%). Year-on-year, total exports decreased by 23.12B NOK (-13.03%), while imports saw a decline of 5.5B NOK (-6.64%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Ireland saw a significant increase of 1.23B NOK, representing a 144.83% rise, making it the highest increase among imports. The Netherlands followed with an increase of 649.7M NOK (19.24%), while Saudi Arabia had a notable rise of 435.88M NOK (34.40%). On the other hand, imports from Germany decreased by 4.96B NOK (-42.21%), which was the largest drop, followed by China with a decrease of 4.08B NOK (-29.12%) and the United States with a decline of 1.36B NOK (-25.21%). For exports, Germany led with an increase of 5.41B NOK (24.61%), followed by the United Kingdom with 3.14B NOK (13.07%) and Sweden with 2.96B NOK (35.95%). Conversely, Italy experienced the largest drop in exports with a decrease of 873.24M NOK (-28.71%), followed by Romania with a decline of 758.95M NOK (-79.40%) and Finland with a decrease of 736.74M NOK (-14.14%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Ireland increased by 1.54B NOK (286.49%), marking the highest growth among imports. Saudi Arabia also saw a significant increase of 390.57M NOK (673.66%), while the Netherlands had a rise of 352.7M NOK (9.60%). On the downside, imports from the United States decreased by 1.32B NOK (-24.59%), followed by Germany with a decline of 1.13B NOK (-14.26%) and Canada with a drop of 1.01B NOK (-47.99%). For exports, Poland had the highest increase with 3.38B NOK (53.99%), followed by Nigeria with 1.5B NOK (2703.35%) and Sweden with an increase of 1.44B NOK (14.78%). In contrast, exports to the United Kingdom saw a significant decrease of 11.94B NOK (-30.56%), followed by Germany with a drop of 6.85B NOK (-20.00%) and the United States with a decline of 3.6B NOK (-48.86%).

Overall, the total trade value for Norway in the analyzed period was 232.89 billion NOK, with exports amounting to 138.67 billion NOK and imports at 94.22 billion NOK. Month-on-month, total exports decreased by 1.1 billion NOK (0.79%) while imports decreased by 2.66 billion NOK (2.74%). Year-on-year, total exports decreased by 30.06 billion NOK (17.81%) while imports increased by 6.06 billion NOK (6.87%). This indicates a challenging export environment despite growth in imports, possibly influenced by global trade dynamics and recent trade agreements.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Thailand saw the highest increase with a trade value of 1.82 billion NOK, reflecting a significant growth of 3.04%. Japan and Romania followed with increases of 1.93 billion NOK and 1.17 billion NOK, respectively, showing growth rates of 0.60% and 1.49%. On the lower end, imports from Sweden decreased by 1.26 billion NOK, a decline of 12.59%. Canada and Germany also saw decreases of 1.14 billion NOK and 1.1 billion NOK, with declines of 44.91% and 8.52%. For exports, the Netherlands led with an increase of 14.64 billion NOK, a growth of 31.06%. Lithuania and Finland also saw increases of 1.7 billion NOK and 5.21 billion NOK, with growth rates of 129.19% and 17.17%. Conversely, exports to Sweden decreased by 3.13 billion NOK, a decline of 27.56%. Denmark and the United States also experienced declines of 1.17 billion NOK and 808.51 million NOK, with decreases of 12.97% and 16.22%.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China showed the most significant increase with a trade value of 13.99 billion NOK, reflecting a growth of 40.26%. Germany and Sweden followed with increases of 11.76 billion NOK and 8.73 billion NOK, with growth rates of 17.88% and 11.03%. On the downside, imports from the United States saw a decrease of 4.31 billion NOK, a decline of 44.39%. Singapore and Japan also experienced declines of 1.76 billion NOK and 369.23 million NOK, with decreases of 88.09% and 16.07%. For exports, China led with an increase of 4.5 billion NOK, a growth of 57.13%. Poland and Lithuania followed with increases of 8.1 billion NOK and 1.7 billion NOK, with growth rates of 16.32% and 75.12%. However, exports to the United Kingdom saw a significant decrease of 10.97 billion NOK, a decline of 31.37%. Germany and France also experienced declines of 8.74 billion NOK and 4.12 billion NOK, with decreases of 28.43% and 35.10%.

Overall, Norway's total trade saw a slight increase in imports by 498.69M (0.51% increase) to 96.87B, while exports experienced a significant decline of 14.62B (-9.43% decrease) to 139.77B. Year-on-year, imports increased by 3.75B (4.03% increase), but exports faced a substantial drop of 24.26B (-14.79% decrease). The analysis indicates a mixed performance in trade flows, with imports generally showing resilience while exports struggled significantly.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from China saw the highest increase with a trade value of 14.08B, reflecting a value change of 2.05B (17.04% increase). Canada followed closely with a trade value of 2.53B, increasing by 2.03B (404.80% increase). Germany also showed a significant increase with a trade value of 12.86B, rising by 936.92M (7.86% increase). On the lower end, imports from the United States decreased by 1.06B to 5.68B (-15.67% decrease), while Italy's imports fell by 759.88M to 2.87B (-20.94% decrease). Ireland experienced a decline of 673.31M, bringing its imports down to 584.86M (-53.52% decrease). For exports, Sweden led with a trade value of 11.37B, increasing by 1.66B (17.15% increase). Italy's exports rose to 3.32B, with a value change of 1.27B (61.82% increase). China also saw an increase in exports to 4.39B, up by 985.86M (28.97% increase). Conversely, the United Kingdom's exports dropped significantly by 8.08B to 24.74B (-24.63% decrease), followed by the Netherlands with a decrease of 3.7B to 11.17B (-24.90% decrease). Poland's exports fell by 3.54B to 8.2B (-30.16% decrease).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Germany showed the most significant increase with a trade value of 12.86B, reflecting a value change of 2.34B (22.24% increase). Sweden's imports also increased to 9.99B, with a value change of 1.14B (12.93% increase). China saw a modest increase to 14.08B, up by 924.11M (7.02% increase). On the downside, imports from the United States decreased by 2.49B to 5.68B (-30.50% decrease), while Hungary's imports fell by 968.18M to 658.06M (-59.53% decrease). Singapore's imports dropped by 842.17M to 399.88M (-67.81% decrease). For exports, China led with a trade value of 4.39B, increasing by 2.25B (105.38% increase). Sweden's exports rose to 11.37B, with a value change of 1.12B (10.88% increase). Poland's exports increased to 8.2B, up by 754.49M (10.14% increase). However, the United Kingdom's exports fell by 10.29B to 24.74B (-29.38% decrease), followed by Germany with a decrease of 5.97B to 22.57B (-20.90% decrease). Lithuania's exports dropped by 2.58B to 743.15M (-77.67% decrease).