In September 2025, Turkey's current account surplus narrowed to $1.11 billion, compared to $2.83 billion in the same month the previous year, slightly surpassing market forecasts of a $1 billion surplus. The deficit in the goods account expanded notably to $5.36 billion from $3.11 billion the year before, and the primary income deficit grew to $1.33 billion from $1.26 billion. Conversely, the secondary income experienced a shift to a surplus of $0.09 billion, from a deficit of $0.02 billion in September 2024. Additionally, the services account surplus increased to $7.71 billion, up from $7.21 billion. When excluding gold and energy, the current account surplus decreased to $6.80 billion, down from $7.57 billion during the same period last year.