Real merchandise exports, FOB (constant 2010 US$ millions, SA) (monthly, World Bank GEM): Sweden

The latest reading SOTW holds for Sweden is 17,200.37 millions of constant 2010 US$ for 2026-08, from World Bank Global Economic Monitor.

Reviewed series · Trade · Monthly · millions of constant 2010 US$ · WB.GEM.EXPORTS.REAL.SA.M · SWE

World Bank published derived GEM observations. Monthly real trade is deflated merchandise value, not tonnage or a physical shipment count. Original constant-2010-dollar units are retained; trade is in millions and industrial production is in dollars. Seasonal adjustment is publisher supplied. Only reviewed country/territory columns are included; regional/global aggregates are excluded. The current bulk workbook titles specify a 2010 base; stale API metadata describing a 2005 base is not used. The workbook supplies no per-observation flags, so reported versus estimated/provisional status is unknown. Rights metadata applies to the World Bank derived dataset, not underlying Datastream raw feeds.

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Latest
17,200.37
millions of constant 2010 US$ · 2026-08
Previous
16,973.12
millions of constant 2010 US$ · 2026-07
Oldest shown
15,019.10
millions of constant 2010 US$ · 2016-09
Readings shown
120
Newest readings; the full history is in the API

Sweden · history

millions of constant 2010 US$ · Monthly

Source: World Bank Global Economic Monitor. Viewer read 2026-11-12T03:22:55.280Z (UTC); publisher acquisition and release times are not supplied here. Original units; no interpolation, rebasing or conversion. Missing periods and stored U/B flags interrupt the line. Daily gaps can include non-business days.

Readings, newest first

Real merchandise exports, FOB (constant 2010 US$ millions, SA) (monthly, World Bank GEM): Sweden: 120 readings, newest first. Source: World Bank Global Economic Monitor.
PeriodValue (millions of constant 2010 US$)
2026-0817,200.37
2026-0716,973.12
2026-0617,625.73
2026-0516,748.18
2026-0417,269.14
2026-0317,136.88
2026-0216,783.31
2026-0116,745.17
2025-1217,471.92
2025-1116,860.75
2025-1017,046.72
2025-0917,179.89
2025-0816,628.62
2025-0717,223.06
2025-0616,867.96
2025-0516,154.04
2025-0416,689.31
2025-0316,355.67
2025-0216,676.04
2025-0116,868.76
2024-1216,073.44
2024-1116,910.64
2024-1016,847.94
2024-0916,213.86
2024-0816,147.98
2024-0717,021.77
2024-0615,267.98
2024-0517,013.24
2024-0417,264.92
2024-0315,188.80
2024-0216,910.80
2024-0116,708.56
2023-1216,235.53
2023-1117,346.91
2023-1017,283.31
2023-0916,835.94
2023-0817,408.50
2023-0715,699.37
2023-0616,183.69
2023-0516,848.76
2023-0415,776.92
2023-0316,688.89
2023-0216,472.43
2023-0116,630.38
2022-1216,310.84
2022-1116,120.84
2022-1015,811.65
2022-0916,458.47
2022-0816,118.13
2022-0716,520.15
2022-0616,376.75
2022-0516,231.47
2022-0415,673.50
2022-0316,496.63
2022-0216,250.24
2022-0115,477.85
2021-1216,776.03
2021-1116,366.64
2021-1015,667.32
2021-0916,349.14
2021-0814,946.56
2021-0716,585.62
2021-0616,524.09
2021-0515,970.60
2021-0416,696.17
2021-0316,550.51
2021-0216,078.23
2021-0115,096.87
2020-1216,205.79
2020-1116,062.27
2020-1016,149.75
2020-0916,352.00
2020-0815,691.23
2020-0715,525.82
2020-0615,073.81
2020-0513,026.34
2020-0413,856.36
2020-0315,549.32
2020-0216,648.78
2020-0116,706.80
2019-1215,180.69
2019-1115,361.20
2019-1016,096.05
2019-0915,648.31
2019-0815,859.13
2019-0717,180.93
2019-0614,508.41
2019-0516,722.81
2019-0416,230.19
2019-0315,185.79
2019-0215,850.30
2019-0115,889.77
2018-1214,709.05
2018-1116,405.08
2018-1016,072.53
2018-0914,865.88
2018-0815,871.25
2018-0715,602.82
2018-0615,492.09
2018-0515,756.00
2018-0415,447.94
2018-0315,265.33
2018-0215,287.31
2018-0115,461.96
2017-1215,413.81
2017-1116,033.21
2017-1015,384.62
2017-0915,256.44
2017-0815,552.80
2017-0714,794.22
2017-0615,522.46
2017-0515,784.64
2017-0413,680.15
2017-0315,550.13
2017-0214,627.59
2017-0114,248.30
2016-1215,699.43
2016-1115,409.05
2016-1013,802.98
2016-0915,019.10

Source: World Bank Global Economic Monitor. Newest 120 readings shown, 2016-09 to 2026-08. n/a means the source value is missing or withheld.

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