Insights for Denmark

MoM insights: In February 2026, Denmark's imports from the United States saw a significant increase of 1.4B DKK, marking a 71.02% rise. Germany followed with a 1.24B DKK increase (9.10%), while Norway's imports rose by 575.42M DKK (18.27%). On the downside, imports from South Korea dropped by 1.36B DKK (-76.55%), China by 1.22B DKK (-18.97%), and a confidential source by 272.79M DKK (-22.63%). For exports, the Netherlands led with a remarkable increase of 4.93B DKK (136.08%), followed by Saudi Arabia with 260.58M DKK (83.67%), and Sweden with 208.38M DKK (3.07%). Conversely, exports to a confidential source fell by 2.6B DKK (-18.89%), Germany by 852.91M DKK (-8.27%), and Singapore by 503.8M DKK (-68.15%). Overall, total imports increased by 2.03B DKK (2.88%), while total exports decreased by 1B DKK (-1.27%).

YoY insights: Year on year, Denmark's imports from Germany increased by 860.94M DKK (6.14%), followed by the United States with 598.96M DKK (21.68%), and the Netherlands with 549.11M DKK (9.03%). In contrast, imports from South Korea decreased by 1.33B DKK (-76.19%), the United Kingdom by 690.35M DKK (-31.61%), and Italy by 522.9M DKK (-16.54%). For exports, the Netherlands saw a substantial increase of 5.05B DKK (143.99%), Norway by 713.57M DKK (18.99%), and Sweden by 577.73M DKK (9.01%). On the other hand, exports to a confidential source fell by 3.45B DKK (-23.62%), Ireland by 939.31M DKK (-67.17%), and Germany by 856.07M DKK (-8.29%). Overall, total imports increased by 50.83M DKK (0.07%), while total exports rose by 3.42B DKK (4.59%).