In March 2025, the Czech Republic witnessed a reduction in its current account surplus, declining to CZK 42.54 billion from CZK 55.23 billion observed in the same month the previous year. The surplus in the goods account diminished slightly, reaching CZK 52.71 billion, compared to CZK 54.73 billion in March 2024. Concurrently, the surplus in the services account experienced a significant decline, falling to CZK 7.82 billion from CZK 11.07 billion. Moreover, the secondary income account shifted to record a deficit of CZK 1.77 billion in March 2025, contrasting with a surplus of CZK 12.03 billion in the prior year. On a positive note, the primary income shortfall showed improvement, narrowing to CZK 16.22 billion from CZK 22.6 billion.