Slovenia Export Data

Overview of Slovenia's Exports and Imports and Macroeconomic Market Analysis

Exports and Imports

• Main Trading Partners: Slovenia's exports and imports are most closely linked with Germany, Austria, Italy, France, and Croatia.

• Imports: The most important imported goods are automobiles, machinery, chemicals, electrical equipment, and iron and steel products, which together account for approximately 30% of total imports.

• Exports: Slovenia excels in exporting automotive parts, machinery, chemicals, iron and steel products, and pharmaceuticals, which together make up approximately 35% of total exports.

• Trade Balance: Slovenia has a significant trade surplus, which grew in 2023 due to increased production and exports.

• Policy Perspective: Slovenia supports trade liberalization, but faces challenges in terms of bureaucracy and access to the global market.

Slovenian Market

• Consumer Spending: Consumers in Slovenia have started to spend more again after a period of pressure, but high inflation has limited budgets.

• Interest Rates and Inflation: The rise in inflation has forced the Banking Union to increase interest rates, making loans more expensive and reducing consumption.

• Supply Conditions: Global supply chain disruptions have caused shortages and higher prices, particularly in industry and technology.

• Industrial Shift: Struggling industries such as automotive, machinery, and pharmaceuticals have gradually recovered, while investments in the green economy are increasing.

Overall Outlook