Andorra Imports Rise 1.7% to €201.5M in July as Exports Drop 9.6%

Andorra's goods imports totalled €201.53 million in July, marking a 1.7% rise from the previous year, while exports declined 9.6% to €16.70 million, Statistics Department data show.

The import growth reflected a €3.45 million increase from July 2025's €198.08 million. Jewellery drove the surge with a 37.7% jump to €10.18 million, followed by energy at 14.7% to €9.96 million and clothing and footwear up 9.9% to €15.69 million. Construction imports rose 7.4% to €13.34 million, food by 5% to €25.51 million, electronics by 4.2% to €13.67 million, and industry by 4% to €22.08 million. Transport remained the top category at over €42 million despite a 3.3% drop, while pharmacy and perfumery fell 5.6% and miscellaneous goods plunged 15.5% to €18.40 million.

Excluding energy products, the monthly rise eased to 1.1%. Year-to-date through seven months, imports reached €1,180.12 million, up 4.2% or €47.82 million from 2025—or 4.6% without energy. Transport led at €222.32 million with 8% growth, jewellery gained 33.1% to €49.58 million, and construction rose 24.7% to €77.41 million. Beverages and tobacco dropped 5.6%, electronics 4.8%.

Over the past 12 months to July, imports hit €2,045.23 million, a 6.6% increase from €1,917.94 million—or 7.2% excluding energy. Construction grew 24.6%, jewellery 22.9%, and transport 9.6% to €360.57 million, though beverages and tobacco fell 2%.

Exports in July saw jewellery soar 198.1% to €5.13 million, alongside food up 169.8% and industry up 42%. Offset by sharp declines—transport down 65.8%, pharmacy and perfumery 85.3%, beverages and tobacco 60.2%, miscellaneous 45.7%—year-to-date exports totalled €116.54 million, up 2.8%. The 12-month figure stood at €200.34 million, a 5.8% gain.

Seasonally adjusted imports fell 0.5% from June, following a 0.1% drop, signalling short-term slowdown.