In August 2025, Finland's current account surplus decreased to EUR 274 million, down from EUR 350 million in the same month the previous year. This reduction was largely due to a significant decline in the goods account surplus, which fell to EUR 98 million from EUR 225 million the year before. Additionally, the services account deficit increased substantially to EUR 151 million, compared to EUR 9 million previously, and the secondary income deficit rose to EUR 212 million from EUR 157 million. Conversely, there was growth in the primary income surplus, which expanded to EUR 539 million from EUR 291 million in August of the prior year.