Poland posted a current account gap of €1,071 million in May 2026, narrowing from €1,168 million a year earlier and coming in below market expectations of a €1,674 million deficit. The goods shortfall shrank to €1,182 million from €1,637 million in May 2025, as the rate of increase in exports (+5.5%) outpaced that of imports (+3.7%). At the same time, the services surplus rose slightly to €3,379 million from €3,361 million, mainly due to positive balances in other services and transport services. On the other hand, the primary income deficit widened to €3,160 million from €2,843 million; and the secondary income gap went up to €108 million from €49 million.