Greece's current account deficit has widened significantly in November 2025, highlighting potential economic challenges for the country. According to the latest data released on January 20, 2026, the deficit has increased to -2.078 billion euros, marking a stark rise from the previous month's figure of -1.088 billion euros recorded in October 2025.
This development represents a year-over-year comparison, underlining a significant monthly gap when compared to the same period a year ago. The previous indicator's adjustment in October underscores ongoing economic pressures as Greece grapples with balancing its economic activities amid fluctuating global economic conditions.
The doubling of the deficit emphasizes concerns around trade balances and financial flows, which could have lasting implications on Greece's efforts to stabilize and grow its economy. Policymakers will need to address these economic dynamics to prevent further deterioration and support economic resilience in the face of such fiscal challenges.
