The figure for Estonia stands at 5.5 percent decline in industrial production, compared with 11.6 percent across the EU, rising to 12.3 percent in eurozone-only nations. 

However, June saw an increase in seasonally-adjusted industrial production compared with the previous month, but Estonia's figure here was lower than the EU average – 7.6 percent increase compared with a 9.1 percent rise in both the EU and eurozone, according to Eurostat, the EU's statistical office, estimates.

The largest year-on-year falls were registered in Portugal, (-14.8 percent), Germany and Spain (both -14.1 percent), and Italy (-13.7 percent).

Ireland bucked the trend over the year with a 4.5 percent rise, Eurostat says.

The highest increases in monthly comparison were registered in Slovakia (21.7 percent) Hungary (17.1 percent), and Romania, at 16.3 percent.

Belgium and Finland both saw a small fall between May and June this year, at -1.4 percent and -0.8 percent respectively.

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