In the third quarter of 2025, Sweden reported a current account surplus of 93.2 billion SEK, an increase compared to the 88.1 billion SEK recorded in the same period the previous year. The surplus in the goods account notably rose to 90.7 billion SEK, up from 62.5 billion SEK the year before. Additionally, the primary income surplus, encompassing mainly investment returns and wages, grew to 81.3 billion SEK from the previous year's 76.2 billion SEK. However, the deficit in the services account expanded to 5.3 billion SEK from 28.7 billion SEK. Furthermore, the secondary income deficit, which includes international cooperation and contributions to the EU, increased to 27.5 billion SEK, rising from 22 billion SEK.