Estland Handelsbilanzsaldo

Estonia’s trade deficit widened to EUR 298 million in November 2025 from EUR 226 million in the same month last year. Imports rose 7% year on year to EUR 1,911 million, supported by higher purchases from both EU (+2%) and non-EU (+36%) countries. Among commodities, significant increases were seen in mineral products (+57%), agricultural products and foodstuffs (+11%), and rubber and plastic products (+5%). Meanwhile, exports grew at a slower 3% to EUR 1,613 million, as increased sales to EU countries (+7%) were offset by lower shipments to non-EU countries (-6%). Notably, exports of mineral products surged 68%, partially countered by declines in agricultural products and foodstuffs (-7%) and chemical industry raw materials (-2%). Over the January–November period, the country recorded a trade shortfall of EUR 3,535 million, compared with EUR 2,971 million in the corresponding period of 2024.