Insights for Norway

MoM insights: 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%).

YoY insights: 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%).