France’s current account surplus rises to €1.0 billion in June

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12 August 2015

France’s current account surplus rises to €1.0 billion in June

The Bank of France released its current account data on Wednesday. France's current account surplus increased to €1.0 billion in June from €0.2 billion in May. It was the highest level since November 2011.

The increase in current account surplus was driven by a lower goods deficit. The deficit in the trade of goods dropped to €1 billion in June from €1.7 billion in the previous month.

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