In June 2025, the Eurozone experienced a decline in its current account surplus, reducing to EUR 38.9 billion from EUR 51.9 billion recorded in the same month the previous year. The surplus from goods decreased to EUR 24.8 billion, down from EUR 35.2 billion, while the surplus in services also experienced a reduction, falling to EUR 21.4 billion from EUR 23.2 billion. Additionally, the deficit in secondary income expanded, reaching EUR 14.7 billion compared to EUR 13.6 billion previously. However, there was a slight improvement in the primary income surplus, which increased to EUR 7.5 billion from EUR 7.2 billion. When adjusted for seasonal variations, the current account surplus rose to EUR 35.8 billion in June from EUR 31.8 billion in May, surpassing market projections of EUR 30.3 billion.