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The Nordic countries – Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden – as well as the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Åland all have their own particularities, but together they form one of the world’s most prosperous regions.
Overall, the Nordics have experienced a 17% decrease in transaction volume, with the average ticket value (ATV) increasing by 21% (USD 62). As shoppers become cautious of the uncertain economic situation and purchase less, with inflated prices this has led to an increase in purchasing value. Domestic ecommerce transactions decreased by 35%, which makes up nearly 60% of the total ecommerce traffic in the Nordic countries. However, despite the decrease in domestic transactions, shoppers’ basket values increased due to a 24% (USD 89) price inflation. On the other hand, cross-border transactions increased significantly by 33%, with a 15% (USD 35) increase in ATV.
27.6 million (2021)
Nordics
0-19: 23%
20-69: 63%
70 and above: 15%
Denmark
0-19: 22%
Finland
0-19: 21%
70 and above: 16%
Norway
20-69: 64%
70 and above: 13%
Sweden
20-69: 62%
91% (2022)
Denmark 91%
Finland 91%
Norway 95%
Sweden 84%
Denmark 100%
Finland 99.5%
Norway 99.5%
Sweden 99.7%
Denmark 125.21%
Finland 128.5%
Norway 107.5%
Sweden 126.7%
Nordics 92%
Finland 92%
Norway 94%
Sweden 92%
Nordics: EUR 68 billion
Denmark: EUR 14.5 billion
Finland: EUR 13.4 billion
Norway: EUR 17.2 billion
Sweden: EUR 22.9 billion