Poland recorded a current account deficit of €234 million in March 2026, a significant improvement from the revised €1,091 million deficit in the same month a year earlier. The goods deficit narrowed to €497 million from €1,530 million in March 2025, as exports grew by 7.4% and outpaced the 3.8% increase in imports.
Meanwhile, the secondary income deficit decreased sharply to €21 million from €356 million a year before. In contrast, the primary income deficit widened to €2,783 million from €2,248 million, driven by income flows related to foreign direct investors’ capital investments in Polish entities.
At the same time, the services surplus rose slightly to €3,067 million from €3,043 million, supported by positive balances across all major service categories, with transport and other services providing the largest contributions.
