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Finland's trade deficit increased to EUR 0.7 billion in August 2025, up from EUR 0.5 billion in the same month last year, according to preliminary estimates. Exports fell 7.1% yoy to a 30-month low of EUR 5.2 billion, weighed down by a sharp decline in shipments to non-EU countries (-11.4%), while exports to the EU also dropped by 4.0%. Among key trading partners, exports fell significantly to the United States (-40.5%), China (-29.4%), Estonia (-28.5%), Sweden (-7.2%), and Germany (-4.4%). Meanwhile, imports declined 2.9% to a three-month low of EUR 5.9 billion, mainly due to reduced purchases from non-EU countries (-6.9%), while imports from the EU edged up slightly by 0.1%. The steepest import declines came from China (-21.3%), the United States (-16.1%), the Netherlands (-13.6%), Norway (-7.3%), and Germany (-3.7%). For the first eight months of the year, Finland posted a trade surplus of EUR 0.3 billion, swinging from a deficit of EUR 2.2 billion in the same period last year.