Spanish current account surplus turns into a deficit of €0.66 billion in January

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31 March 2016

Spanish current account surplus turns into a deficit of €0.66 billion in January

The Bank of Spain released its current account data on Thursday. Spain's current account surplus turned into a deficit of €0.66 billion in January from a surplus of €3.98 billion in December. December's figure was revised down from a surplus of €4.49 billion.

The surplus on trade in goods and services totalled €0.6 billion in January, while the deficit on primary and second income totalled €1.3 billion.

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