Construction materials and metals" with +6.9 percentage points, and "Textiles and shoes ” with 6.2 percentage points. In , the countries with which Albania had the largest increase in exports, compared to the previous year, are: Italy (35.1%), Kosovo (0.2%) and Germany (58.6%). While the country with which exports have had the biggest decrease is: Spain (0.9%). Meanwhile, the commodity groups that have influenced the annual increase in imports are: "Minerals, fuel and electricity" with +8.3 percentage points, "Construction materials and metals" with +3.2 percentage points and "Food, beverages, tobacco" with +2.4 percentage points.
In the countries with which Albania had the largest increase in imports, compared to the previous year, are: Italy (5.9%), Turkey (33.1%) and China (18.8%) . While the countries with which imports have had the biggest decrease are: USA (10.3%), Russia (27.3%) and Austria (1.1%). December, energy boosted exports In December exports of goods reached the value of 40 billion ALL, increasing by 26.1%, compared to the phone number database same period a year ago and decreasing by -4.5%, compared in November. The data according to the group of goods show that a significant impact on the annual increase in exports during December was given by electricity. During the month of December.
The growth of exports of 26.1% was positively influenced by the groups: "Minerals, fuel and electricity" with +17.5 percentage points, "Food, beverages, tobacco" with +4.0 points percentage, and "Machinery, equipment and spare parts" with +3.0 percentage points. While the group: "Construction materials and metals" had a negative impact with -2.5 percentage points. In December , the countries with which Albania had the largest increase in exports, compared to December are: Italy (0.8%), Macedonia (273.6%) and Kosovo (17.5%). While the country with which exports have had the biggest decrease is: Germany (16.5%). Imports of goods reached the value of ALL 95 billion, increasing by 7.7%, compared to the previous year and by 22.3%, compared.
