Denmark’s seasonally adjusted trade surplus widened to DKK 40.5 billion in July 2026 from a downwardly revised DKK 25.3 billion in June, the largest surplus in the current series. Total exports increased 4.0% month-on-month to DKK 202.7 billion, led by a 4.5% rise in goods exports to DKK 118.9 billion and a 3.3% increase in services exports to DKK 83.8 billion. Imports fell 4.4% to DKK 162.2 billion, including a 6.9% decline in goods imports and a 1.4% decrease in services imports. During January-July, exports reached DKK 1,313.0 billion and imports DKK 1,113.2 billion, producing a trade surplus of DKK 199.8 billion, up from DKK 190.7 billion a year earlier. Separately, Denmark’s broader current account surplus rose to a record DKK 44.4 billion in July from DKK 29.0 billion in June, while the January-July current account surplus was DKK 208.5 billion, compared with DKK 208.4 billion a year earlier.