Finland's foreign trade in deficit in September: just under 1.2 billion euros
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Finland's foreign trade was in deficit in September. According to Customs' preliminary statistics, the difference between exports and imports was about 1.2 billion euros. The statistics were published on Monday.
A deficit means that Finland imported more goods into the country than it exported abroad. The trade figures reflect the state of the economy and demand in different markets. The statistics are still preliminary, so the final figures may change slightly.
Customs' statistics are also important for companies, policymakers and economic researchers. They are used to monitor how Finland's exports and imports are developing. More detailed information will be published later.
Sources: Daily Finland
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