Poland recorded a current account deficit of €3567 million in August 2026, the largest on record, widening sharply from a revised €2661 million in the same month a year earlier. The goods trade deficit widened to €3047 million, as imports climbed 15.4% while exports rose slower at 13.2%. At the same time, the services account surplus narrowed to €3003 million form € 3304 million, while the primary income deficit widened to €3780 million from €3614 million. In contrast, the secondary income account swung to a surplus of €257 million from a deficit of €193 million.