FX.co ★ Eurozone Current Account Surplus Widens Slightly

In October 2025, the Eurozone experienced a modest increase in its current account surplus, rising to €32 billion compared to €29.5 billion in the same month the previous year. This improvement was driven by an increase in the goods surplus, which climbed to €36 billion from €27.9 billion. However, it was offset by a reduction in the services surplus, which decreased to €8.2 billion from €11.5 billion in October 2024, and a decline in the primary income surplus, which fell to €2.8 billion from €5.8 billion. The secondary income deficit remained relatively stable at €15 billion. Seasonally adjusted figures show that the current account surplus expanded to €25.7 billion in October from €23.1 billion in the preceding month, surpassing market expectations of €19.6 billion.