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Insights for Denmark
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November 2025 period, National level, Product aggregation
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Summary: Overall, Denmark's total trade value for the month showed a slight increase in exports by 1.01B DKK (1.19%) to 85.83B DKK, while imports decreased by 2.52B DKK (-3.18%) to 76.63B DKK. Year-on-year, exports increased by 5.46B DKK (6.79%) while imports decreased by 3.09B DKK (-3.87%). This indicates a robust export performance, particularly in pharmaceuticals, despite the challenges posed by potential tariffs.
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MoM insights: In the month-on-month analysis, Denmark's imports from the United States saw a significant increase of 859.48M DKK, representing a 34.8% rise. Norway followed closely with an increase of 841.54M DKK (23.05%). Turkey also showed strong growth with a 510.86M DKK increase (51.44%). On the downside, imports from South Korea dropped sharply by 2.56B DKK (-82.04%), while the Rest of the World and Netherlands also saw declines of 1.47B DKK (-55.51%) and 937.56M DKK (-12.87%) respectively. For exports, the Rest of the World led with a 2.14B DKK increase (12.05%), followed by the United States with 668.17M DKK (15.33%) and Italy with 633.3M DKK (36.03%). However, exports to Poland decreased by 531.95M DKK (-12.98%), Finland by 494.57M DKK (-27.45%), and Sweden by 469.03M DKK (-6.62%).
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YoY insights: In the year-on-year analysis, imports from France increased by 933.38M DKK (42.24%), while Norway and Turkey also saw increases of 830.96M DKK (22.70%) and 746.56M DKK (98.58%) respectively. Conversely, imports from the United States fell by 3B DKK (-47.43%), South Korea by 1.5B DKK (-72.82%), and the Rest of the World by 782.67M DKK (-39.86%). On the export side, the Rest of the World experienced a substantial increase of 3.74B DKK (23.21%), with Italy and Poland also showing growth of 897.11M DKK (60.06%) and 537.37M DKK (17.75%). However, exports to Japan decreased by 778.29M DKK (-53.92%), Australia by 328.89M DKK (-34.27%), and Belgium by 306.94M DKK (-19.49%).
