In February 2025, Finland's current account transitioned to a surplus of EUR 528 million, a notable recovery from a deficit of EUR 152 million in the same month of the previous year. This improvement was driven by a substantial rise in the goods account surplus, which escalated to EUR 721 million from just EUR 137 million a year earlier. The primary income surplus also witnessed an increase, reaching EUR 521 million compared to EUR 452 million previously. Furthermore, the service account deficit saw a reduction, narrowing to EUR 482 million from EUR 667 million in the prior year. However, the secondary income gap saw a considerable expansion, widening to EUR 233 million from EUR 75 million.