In October 2025, Finland's current account deficit decreased to EUR 159 million from EUR 445 million reported in the same month the previous year. This positive shift was primarily due to an increased surplus in the goods account, climbing to EUR 763 million from EUR 438 million in October 2024, driven by a 6% year-on-year growth in goods exports alongside a modest 1% rise in goods imports. Additionally, the primary income deficit decreased significantly to EUR 52 million from EUR 290 million recorded the year before. The secondary income deficit also saw a reduction, falling to EUR 94 million from EUR 210 million. Conversely, the services account deficit expanded to EUR 776 million, up from EUR 383 million in October 2024.