Eurozone's current account surplus reached a three-month high of €39bn in April, driven by goods and services trade.

Eurozone's current account surplus rose to a three-month high in April, reaching €39bn, according to the European Central Bank. This increase was driven by trade in goods and services. Surpluses were recorded for goods (€38bn), services (€11bn) and primary income (€2bn), while a deficit was recorded for secondary income (€12bn). In the 12 months to April, the current account posted a surplus of €337bn or 2.3% of GDP, up from a deficit of €53bn in the same period last year.

June 19, 2024
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