Estonia trade deficit widens in December
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Estonia's trade deficit rose to EUR 199 million in December from EUR 131 million in the same month last year, figures from Statistics Estonia showed on Wednesday.
Exports increased 24.0% year-on-year in December, following a 31% rise in November.
Imports grew 27% yearly in December, after a 35.0% increase in the previous month. In 2021, the trade deficit increased by EUR 880 million to EUR 1.8 billion. Exports rose 28% and imports gained by 32.0%.
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