Insights for Denmark

MoM insights: In April 2026, Denmark's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the highest increases were seen with Confidential imports at 1.99B DKK (up 734.21M DKK, 58.39%), followed by the United Kingdom at 1.65B DKK (up 457.4M DKK, 38.47%), and Czechia at 2.31B DKK (up 454.11M DKK, 24.53%). Conversely, the largest declines were from Germany at 14.63B DKK (down 1.91B DKK, -11.54%), China at 4.9B DKK (down 1.19B DKK, -19.55%), and the United States at 2.03B DKK (down 883.63M DKK, -30.38%). For exports, the top increases were from Singapore at 1.05B DKK (up 794.1M DKK, 311.88%), Finland at 2.84B DKK (up 789.47M DKK, 38.52%), and the Netherlands at 6.07B DKK (up 696.51M DKK, 12.97%). The largest decreases were from Norway at 4.57B DKK (down 1.08B DKK, -19.14%), Germany at 10.3B DKK (down 1.06B DKK, -9.36%), and Confidential exports at 13.14B DKK (down 864.01M DKK, -6.17%).

YoY insights: Year on year, imports showed a mixed performance. The top increases were from Confidential imports at 1.99B DKK (up 1.17B DKK, 141.20%), Sweden at 9.48B DKK (up 1.01B DKK, 11.96%), and Germany at 14.63B DKK (up 723.16M DKK, 5.20%). The largest declines were from South Korea at 374.89M DKK (down 1.45B DKK, -79.50%), the United States at 2.03B DKK (down 1.41B DKK, -41.09%), and the United Kingdom at 1.65B DKK (down 447.49M DKK, -21.37%). For exports, the highest increases were from Finland at 2.84B DKK (up 1.6B DKK, 129.92%), the Netherlands at 6.07B DKK (up 1.45B DKK, 31.48%), and the United Kingdom at 4.6B DKK (up 1.45B DKK, 46.20%). The largest declines were from Confidential exports at 13.14B DKK (down 820.25M DKK, -5.83%), the Marshall Islands at 162.79M DKK (down 424.36M DKK, -72.27%), and Chinese Taipei at 233.09M DKK (down 288.75M DKK, -55.33%).