Greece’s current account deficit narrowed to €2.34 billion in March 2026 from €3.20 billion in the corresponding month a year earlier. The goods account shortfall decreased to €2.59 billion from €3.10 billion, as exports surged 26.7% while imports rose at a slower 7.5% pace. The services surplus also increased to €0.56 billion from €0.35 billion in March 2025, supported by higher revenues from travel and transport. The primary income deficit narrowed to €0.13 billion from €0.30 billion a year earlier. In contrast, the secondary income gap edged up to €0.18 billion from €0.15 billion. Over the January to March 2026 period, the country posted a current account deficit of €6.96 billion, compared with €4.95 billion in the same period last year.