France's current account deficit widened to a seasonally adjusted €1.4 billion in June 2026 from an upwardly revised €1.2 billion in the previous month. It marked the largest shortfall since February, driven by a weaker services balance, with the surplus narrowing to €5.2 billion from €6.3 billion, while the primary income surplus edged down to €3.6 billion from €3.7 billion. Partly offsetting the decline, the goods trade deficit narrowed to €5.3 billion from €6.3 billion. Within goods trade, the deficit excluding energy eased to €1.5 billion from €1.7 billion, while the energy shortfall shrank to €3.8 billion from €4.6 billion. The secondary income deficit remained unchanged at €4.9 billion. For the first half of 2026, France recorded a cumulative current account deficit of €6.5 billion.