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In 2024, Greek exports reached a total of \u20ac49.90 billion. When excluding petroleum products, exports grew by 16.2% in December, continuing a six-month streak of growth. They rose from \u20ac2.59 billion to \u20ac3.01 billion, an increase of \u20ac418.4 million.<\/p>\n
Looking at the full year (Jan.-Dec. 2024), exports saw a slight decline of 2.2%, totalling \u20ac49.90 billion, compared to \u20ac51.02 billion in the previous year, a decrease of \u20ac1.12 billion. However, excluding petroleum products, exports for the year rose by 2.3%, reaching \u20ac36.09 billion, compared to \u20ac35.27 billion in 2023.<\/p>\n
Exports to EU countries dropped by 5.9%, while exports to third countries, including petroleum products, increased by 2.7% during the same period. Excluding petroleum, exports to the EU were stable (-0.1%), but exports to third countries grew by 7.1%.<\/p>\n
In December 2024, eight of the ten main export categories showed an upward trend compared to December 2023. These included food (11.1%), industrial products (10.4%), chemicals (14.8%), machinery (4.7%), various industrials (29.9%), raw materials (30.6%), oils (70.5%), and low-value exports in confidential products (59.2%).<\/p>\n
For the full year (Jan.-Dec. 2024), five categories saw a decline in exports: petroleum products (-9.5%), industrial products (-0.6%), machinery (-2.6%), oils (-23.9%), and low-value confidential products (-2.0%). However, there were increases in food (8.9%), chemicals (2.6%), various industries (0.5%), raw materials (7.7%), and beverages & tobacco (8.6%) compared to the previous year.<\/p>\n
AMNA<\/p>\n