Greece’s current account recorded a deficit of €1.29 billion in January 2026, reversing a surplus of €0.87 billion in the same month last year. The shift was mainly driven by a narrowing in income balances, as the primary income surplus fell to €0.11 billion from €0.26 billion due to lower net receipts from other primary income, while the secondary income surplus dropped sharply to €1.09 billion from €3.27 billion amid weaker inflows from other sectors excluding general government. Meanwhile, the goods deficit edged down to €2.81 billion from €2.91 billion as imports declined more than exports, and the services surplus widened to €0.33 billion from €0.25 billion, supported by strong travel revenues.