France’s current account deficit rises to €2.8 billion in April

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7 June 2016

France’s current account deficit rises to €2.8 billion in April

The Bank of France released its current account data on Tuesday. France's current account deficit was €2.8 billion in April, down from a deficit of €1.9 billion in March.

The trade goods deficit widened to €3.2 billion in April from €2.5 billion in March, while the deficit on services surplus fell to €0.8 billion from €1.1 billion.

Industrial production in Spain is flat in April

France's trade deficit widens to €5.2 billion in April

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