The Eurozone’s current account surplus fell to €14.88 billion in April 2026, down from €20.84 billion a year earlier, driven by a drop in the goods surplus to €14.25 billion, the lowest since April 2023, compared to €25.79 billion in April 2025. Meanwhile, the services surplus grew to €15.55 billion from €11.07 billion, the primary income deficit narrowed to €1.04 billion from €1.91 billion, and the secondary income gap decreased slightly to €13.88 billion from €14.10 billion. Over the first four months of 2026, the current account surplus totaled €75.86 billion, down from €81.64 billion in the same period of 2025.