Finland Current Account to GDP

1.3% +1.77 pt

Dec 2025 · Annual

Finland's current account surplus reached 1.34 percent of GDP in 2025, up from a deficit of 0.43 percent in 2024. The reading is far below the all-time high of 9.33 percent recorded in 2001 and well above the series low of -7.26 percent in 1975. Data are annual and run from 1975.

Finland Current Account to GDP, 1990–2025
ActualPreviousHighestLowestDatesFrequency
1.3%-0.4%9.3%Dec 2001-7.3%Dec 19751975 – 2025Annual

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IndicatorLastPreviousHighestLowestLast updatedFrequency
FDI Inflows$-285.9M$8.7B$23.6B$-10.5BDec 2025Annual
Exchange Rate0.86 per USD0.88 per USD1.48 per USD0.63 per USDAug 2026Monthly

About this series

Current Account to GDP in Finland averaged 1.4% from 1975 until 2025, reaching an all-time high of 9.3% in Dec 2001 and a record low of -7.3% in Dec 1975. The series is reported yearly with history from 1975.

The current account as a share of GDP measures the balance of trade in goods and services, net income from abroad, and net current transfers relative to the size of the economy. Finland's series is compiled annually and is expressed as a percentage of GDP. Observations begin in 1975.

Source & methodology

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