Analytics, Baltic Export, EU – Baltic States, Foreign trade

Belgium, Spain, and Portugal have also registered a steady export.

A total of 13 member states have registered an increase in export in the first six months of 2014, while 11 countries registered a decrease. In four countries the export remained unchanged.

The largest increase in export was registered in Croatia – 12%, followed by Czech Republic, Poland, and Romania – 8%.

The largest decline in export was registered in Malta – 26%, and Estonia – 6%. Meanwhile, Lithuania's export decreased 4% in the first six months of 2014, while Estonia registered a decrease of 6%.

At the same time, Latvia's import in the first six months of 2014 decreased by 3%.

Finland, Lithuania, and Bulgaria registered a steady import.

A total of 16 countries registered an increase in import, while nine registered a decrease. In three countries the import remained unchanged.

The largest decrease in import was registered in Malta – 10%, and Luxembourg – 8%. Meanwhile, the largest increase in import was recorded in Romania – 8%, as well as Czech Republic, Ireland, and Poland – 7%.

Estonia's import in the first six months of 2014 decreased by 4%.