Greece’s current account surplus widened to €1,097 million in August 2025 from €313 million in the same month last year, marking the largest surplus since January 2024. The improvement was largely driven by a higher services surplus, which rose to €4.4 billion from €4.3 billion, supported by a 10.5% increase in tourism revenues (€4.52 billion vs €4.09 billion), while the goods deficit narrowed to €2.2 billion from €2.7 billion. At the same time, the primary income shortfall decreased to €0.8 billion from €1.1 billion in August 2024. In contrast, the secondary income deficit expanded to €3.1 billion from €2.7 billion. For the January-August period, the current account deficit decreased to €2.1 billion year-on-year, standing at €6.6 billion.