Finland Current Account Surplus Widens in December

Finland’s current account surplus widened to EUR 1,207 million in December 2025 from EUR 813 million a year earlier, marking the largest surplus recorded since July. The goods account surplus rose to EUR 517 million, compared with EUR 429 million in December 2024. Similarly, the services account surplus increased to EUR 105 million from EUR 80 million, while the primary income account surplus widened to EUR 698 million from EUR 544 million a year ago. In addition, the services account deficit narrowed to EUR 113 million from EUR 240 million last year.

Finland’s current account surplus narrowed to EUR 101 million in November 2025 from EUR 401 million in the same month a year earlier. The services account deficit rose to EUR 517 million from EUR 273 million last year. Additionally, the goods account surplus narrowed to EUR 433 million from EUR 720 million a year ago. In contrast, the primary income account surplus expanded to EUR 288 million from EUR 57 million, while secondary income deficit narrowed to EUR 104 million from EUR 230 million in November 2024.

Finland's current account deficit narrowed to EUR 159 million in October 2025 from EUR 445 million in the corresponding month of the previous year. The improvement reflected a larger goods account surplus, which rose to EUR 763 million from EUR 438 million in October 2024, as goods exports increased by 6% year-on-year, while goods imports grew by 1%. At the same time, the primary income deficit shrank to EUR 52 million in October 2025, compared to EUR 290 million a year earlier, and the secondary income shortfall also fell to EUR 94 million from EUR 210 million. On the other hand, the services account deficit widened to EUR 776 million from EUR 383 million in October 2024.