Poland’s current account deficit increased in July 2026, with the balance deteriorating to EUR -2,419 million from EUR -2,216 million in June 2026. The latest data, updated on 14 September 2026, point to a further weakening in Poland’s external position over the early summer period.
The month-on-month widening of the deficit suggests that outflows related to trade, income, or transfers continued to outpace inflows, extending the negative trend seen in June. While no detailed component breakdown was provided, the larger shortfall underscores ongoing pressures on Poland’s balance of payments as the third quarter gets under way. Investors and policymakers will be watching subsequent releases for signs of whether this deepening deficit is temporary or the start of a more persistent external imbalance.
