Sweden recorded a trade surplus of 2.6 billion SEK in June 2026, according to preliminary statistics. Exports totaled 197.9 billion SEK, up 12% from June 2025, while imports reached 195.3 billion SEK, a 18% increase. The surplus marked a significant drop from the 11.8 billion SEK surplus in June 2025. Non-EU trade contributed a 22.2 billion SEK surplus, whereas EU trade resulted in a 19.6 billion SEK deficit. Seasonally adjusted figures showed a 0.5 billion SEK deficit in June, compared to a 0.6 billion SEK deficit in May. Annualized data for January-June 2026 revealed an 8.2 billion SEK surplus, down from 47.9 billion SEK in the same period in 2025.
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