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DKK 75.98 billionAugust 2026Latest published observation

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History starts
January 2007
History ends
August 2026
Frequency
Monthly observations
Unit
DKK

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12 observations · January 2016 to December 2016

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Date or periodValue · DKKSource
January 2016DKK 44.22 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat
February 2016DKK 46.67 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat
March 2016DKK 46.73 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat
April 2016DKK 45.82 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat
May 2016DKK 46.26 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat
June 2016DKK 48.34 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat
July 2016DKK 41.98 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat
August 2016DKK 46.66 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat
September 2016DKK 51.23 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat
October 2016DKK 51.58 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat
November 2016DKK 51.31 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat
December 2016DKK 48.81 billionStatistics Denmark; Eurostat

Denmark imports history by year

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Denmark imports history by year
YearAverageHighLowChange
2026 (to date)DKK 76.51 billionDKK 83.62 billionJune 2026DKK 72.22 billionJanuary 2026▲ +5.2%
2025DKK 75.49 billionDKK 81 billionOctober 2025DKK 71.87 billionJuly 2025▲ +2.6%
2024DKK 71.14 billionDKK 80.11 billionNovember 2024DKK 66.16 billionFebruary 2024▲ +8.2%
2023DKK 69.02 billionDKK 75.68 billionMarch 2023DKK 62.68 billionApril 2023▼ −10.4%
2022DKK 76.15 billionDKK 81.45 billionAugust 2022DKK 66.94 billionFebruary 2022▲ +5.7%
2021DKK 64.42 billionDKK 72.69 billionNovember 2021DKK 54.55 billionJanuary 2021▲ +32.9%
2020DKK 53.37 billionDKK 58.15 billionNovember 2020DKK 45.49 billionApril 2020▲ +0.4%
2019DKK 54.43 billionDKK 59.6 billionOctober 2019DKK 51.55 billionApril 2019▼ −7.9%
2018DKK 53.66 billionDKK 60.86 billionApril 2018DKK 49.09 billionDecember 2018▼ −11.8%
2017DKK 50.74 billionDKK 54.88 billionMarch 2017DKK 46.17 billionApril 2017▲ +3.5%
2016DKK 47.47 billionDKK 51.58 billionOctober 2016DKK 41.98 billionJuly 2016▲ +10.4%
2015DKK 47.93 billionDKK 51.83 billionMarch 2015DKK 45.2 billionMay 2015▲ +1.8%
2014DKK 46.42 billionDKK 50.27 billionOctober 2014DKK 42.48 billionAugust 2014▼ −1.1%
2013DKK 45.62 billionDKK 47.33 billionSeptember 2013DKK 42.78 billionFebruary 2013▼ −0.6%
2012DKK 44.24 billionDKK 47.82 billionOctober 2012DKK 41.49 billionJuly 2012▲ +1.8%
2011DKK 43.3 billionDKK 45.95 billionMay 2011DKK 39.39 billionFebruary 2011▲ +8.7%
2010DKK 38.95 billionDKK 42.12 billionSeptember 2010DKK 34.37 billionJanuary 2010▲ +20.7%
2009DKK 35.74 billionDKK 40.26 billionJanuary 2009DKK 32.5 billionMay 2009▼ −16.0%
2008DKK 46.08 billionDKK 50.41 billionOctober 2008DKK 40.58 billionDecember 2008▼ −13.3%
2007DKK 44.11 billionDKK 49.43 billionOctober 2007DKK 40.37 billionJuly 2007▼ −4.5%

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