France’s current account surplus is €0.5 billion in September

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12 November 2015

France’s current account surplus is €0.5 billion in September

The Bank of France released its current account data on Thursday. France's current account surplus was €0.5 billion in September, up from a deficit of €0.1 billion in August.

The trade goods deficit widened to €1.6 billion in September from €1.2 billion in August, while the surplus on services rose to €1.8 billion from €0.7 billion.

The surplus on financial account decreased to €10.3 billion in September from €10.4 billion in August.

Greek unemployment rate declines to 24.6% in August

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi repeats that the central bank will review its monetary policy at its next meeting in December

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