Sweden's Trade Balance shows a change between national exports and imports over a selected period. The index enables the evaluation of the structure of trade flows between countries. When exports exceed imports, economists point to a trade surplus. It is an indication of high production level. It also shows that the nation produces more goods and services than it can consume. This situation is usually seen as positive for the SEK quotes.
Sweden Goods Trade Balance
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Actual
Kr2.6 B
Forecast
Kr-2.2 B
Previous
Kr2.1 B
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Kr-7.4 B
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Kr2.6 B
Date (GMT)
Reference
Actual
Forecast
Previous
Feb 2018
Kr-3.4 B
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Kr-3.3 B
Jan 2018
Kr-1.8 B
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Kr-3.1 B
Dec 2017
Kr-1.7 B
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Kr0.4 B
Nov 2017
Kr-3.0 B
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Kr-1.2 B
Oct 2017
Kr-3.1 B
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Kr3.2 B
Sep 2017
Kr2.6 B
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Kr-6.6 B
Aug 2017
Kr-5.4 B
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Kr-1.9 B
Jul 2017
Kr-0.5 B
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Kr5.4 B
Jun 2017
Kr4.2 B
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Kr1.8 B
May 2017
Kr2.8 B
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Kr-3.2 B
Apr 2017
Kr-2.6 B
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Kr0.3 B
Mar 2017
Kr-0.8 B
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Kr-0.9 B
Feb 2017
Kr0.0 B
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Kr0.6 B
Jan 2017
Kr1.5 B
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Kr-0.8 B
Dec 2016
Kr1.0 B
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Kr-1.2 B
Nov 2016
Kr-1.1 B
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Kr-2.0 B
Oct 2016
Kr-2.7 B
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Kr3.3 B
Sep 2016
Kr3.2 B
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Kr-9.4 B
Aug 2016
Kr-10.3 B
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Kr0.5 B
Jul 2016
Kr0.5 B
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Kr0.6 B