Export Grows by Over 2 Percent in July

The export of goods in the Netherlands experienced a growth of 2.4 percent in July compared to July 2024.

11-9-2025 06:30

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The volume (working day adjusted) of goods exports was 2.4 percent larger in July than in July 2024, reports Statistics Netherlands (CBS). The growth is slightly smaller than a month earlier. There were particularly more raw materials, machinery, and (basic) metal products exported. The volume of goods imports was 4.7 percent larger in July than in July 2024. There were especially more chemical products, raw materials, and electrical appliances imported.

According to the CBS Export Radar for September, the conditions for export were less unfavorable than in the radar from July.

Conditions for Export in September Less Unfavorable

The CBS also publishes monthly about the conditions for export in the export radar. The conditions are largely determined by developments in the main export markets for Dutch exports and by the development of the Dutch competitive position. The indicators in the radar correlate well with exports, but an improvement in conditions does not necessarily mean higher export growth.

In the CBS Export Radar for September, the conditions for export were less unfavorable than in the radar from July. This is mainly due to the fact that producer confidence in the Eurozone was less negative and the year-on-year decline in German industrial production turned into growth.

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Source last updated: 11 September 25

Published on Openrijk: 11 September 25

Source: Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek