Denmark’s exports and imports grew in May, figures from Statistics Denmark showed on Thursday.
Exports excluding ships, aircraft and fuel rose a seasonally adjusted 3.3 percent year-on-year in May, after a 6.1 percent fall in April.
Imports increased 2.4 percent annually in May, after a 7.4 percent decline in the preceding month.
The trade surplus excluding ships, aircraft and fuel was a seasonally adjusted DKK 9.2 billion in May.
For the three months ended May, exports declined 7.6 percent and imports fell 6.0 percent from the last year.
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