Sweden recorded a trade surplus of 11.6 billion kronor in November 2025, according to preliminary statistics from the Swedish Central Bureau of Statistics (SCB). Value of exports fell 6 percent to 173.7 billion kronor, while imports declined 9 percent to 162.1 billion kronor. The surplus was larger than the 5.2 billion‑kronor surplus in November 2024 and exceeded the seasonally adjusted surplus of 8.9 billion kronor. Exports to countries outside the EU yielded a surplus of 30.7 billion kronor, whereas trade with EU members ran a deficit of 19.1 billion kronor. For the January‑November period, the total surplus reached 68.7 billion kronor, up from 61.1 billion kronor a year earlier. Source: SCB.
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