Estland Handelsbilanzsaldo

Estonia’s trade deficit narrowed to EUR 323 million in October 2025 from EUR 331 million in the same month of the previous year, as exports rose faster than imports. Year-on-year, exports advanced by 5% to EUR 1,723 million, supported by higher shipments to EU countries (+9%) despite a decline in non-EU countries (-7%). Among commodities, notable increases were seen in mineral products (21%), machinery and mechanical appliances (15%), miscellaneous manufactured articles (15%), and textiles and textile articles (11%). Meanwhile, imports grew 4% to EUR 2,046 million, driven by a surge in purchases from non-EU countries (26%) despite a drop in EU countries (-1%). Increased arrivals were seen mostly in wood and articles of wood (11%) and optical measuring, precision instruments (14%). Over the first ten months of the year, the country recorded a EUR 3,200 million trade shortfall, widening from a EUR 2,745 million gap in the corresponding period a year earlier.