Finland’s foreign trade gap slightly widens in January

HELSINKI: Finland’s foreign trade gap widened slightly in January from a year ago, preliminary figures from Finland Customs Office showed Friday.

The trade deficit rose to EUR 455 million in January from EUR 430 million in the corresponding month last year.

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The value of exports jumped 27.0 percent year-over-year in January and imports grew by 25.0 percent.

Exports to EU member states surged 26.0 percent annually in January and those to non-EU countries climbed by 29.0 percent.