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US dollar led invoicing in Sweden’s extra-EU trade in 2025

Statistics Sweden reported on 21 October that the US dollar accounted for 50% of Sweden’s extra-EU import value and 35% of export value in 2025. The figures cover goods trade with countries outside the EU.

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The euro accounted for 26% of import value, other currencies 15% and the Swedish krona 10%. For exports, other currencies, the krona and the euro accounted for 27%, 24% and 14%, respectively, based on customs declarations.

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Trade share by invoicing currency

2025 value shares by invoicing currency in Sweden’s goods trade outside the EU.

Imports, US dollar50
Imports, euro26
Imports, Swedish krona10
Imports, other currencies15
Exports, US dollar35
Exports, euro14
Exports, Swedish krona24
Exports, other currencies27
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Shares reported by Statistics Sweden from customs declarations; totals may differ from 100% because of rounding.

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