Poland’s current account deficit contracted significantly in March 2026, signaling an improvement in the country’s external balance. According to the latest data updated on 15 May 2026, the current account stood at -234 million euros in March, compared with a deficit of -1,034 million euros in February 2026.
The nearly 800-million-euro narrowing of the gap suggests a notable shift in Poland’s trade and income flows within a single month. While detailed drivers behind the move were not provided, the March figures indicate that pressures on Poland’s external position eased as the first quarter drew to a close, potentially offering a more supportive backdrop for the country’s broader macroeconomic outlook.
