Finlandia - Cuenta corriente

Finland ‘s current account surplus declined to EUR 520 million in October of 2019 from a of EUR 723 million in the same month a year earlier. The primary income surplus fell (EUR 610 million from of EUR 979 million a year earlier) and the goods surplus rose (EUR 276 million from EUR 58 million), while the services deficit widened to EUR 214 million from EUR 105 million in the previous year. At the same time, the gap of secondary income narrowed to EUR 153 million from EUR 209 million.

Finland posted a current account surplus of EUR 541 million in September of 2019, shifting from a deficit of EUR 174 million in the same month a year earlier. There was a noticeable surplus in both goods (EUR 195 million from EUR 52 million a year earlier) and services account (EUR 363 million from EUR 286 million). In addition, the primary income registered a surplus of EUR 104 million, reversing from a deficit of EUR 319 million the previous year. At the same time, the gap of secondary income narrowed to EUR 122 million from EUR 193 million.

Finland posted a current account surplus of EUR 184 million in August 2019, shifting from a deficit of EUR 396 million in the same month a year earlier. The surplus of primary income widened sharply to EUR 674 million from EUR 210 million the prior year, while the gap narrowed for goods account (EUR 81 million from EUR 96 million a year ago), services account (EUR 284 million from EUR 325 million) and secondary income (EUR 125 million from EUR 184 million).

Finland’s current account surplus increased to EUR 97 million in July 2019 from EUR 46 million in the same month a year earlier. The primary income surplus widened to EUR 817 million from EUR 793 million in July 2018 while the secondary income gap fell to EUR 90 million from EUR 175 million and the services deficit narrowed to EUR 311 million from EUR 415 million. Meantime, the goods deficit rose to EUR 318 million from EUR 158 million.

Finland’s current account shifted to a surplus of EUR 0.79 billion in June 2019 from a deficit of EUR 1.1 billion in the corresponding month a year earlier. This marked the second straight month of surplus in current account, as the primary income account reversed to a surplus of EUR 0.78 billion from a gap of EUR 0.74 billion a year earlier, while the surplus of goods account rose to EUR 0.35 billion from 0.14 billion. In addition, the deficit of services account (0.23 billion from 0.31 billion) and that of secondary income (EUR 0.11 billion from EUR 0.18 billion) narrowed.

Finland’s current account shifted to a surplus of EUR 0.32 billion in May 2019 from a deficit of EUR 1.0 billion in the corresponding month a year earlier. This marked the first current account surplus in three months, with the primary income account swinging to a surplus of EUR 0.49 billion from a gap of EUR 0.58 billion a year earlier. Also, the surplus of goods account increased to EUR 0.19 billion from 0.14 billion while the deficit of services (0.25 billion from 0.36 billion) and that of secondary income account (EUR 0.11 billion from EUR 0.19 billion) narrowed.