Slovakya - Cari İşlemler

Slovakia's current account balance shifted to a deficit of EUR 193.1 million in September 2019 compared to a surplus of EUR 108.4 million in the same month a year earlier, as the goods balance swung to a gap of EUR 27.5 million from a surplus of EUR 244.6 million and the services surplus decreased to EUR 104.3 million from EUR 126.8 million. Meantime, the primary income deficit decreased slightly to EUR 208.4 million from EUR 209.2 million in September 2018 while the secondary income shortfall widened to EUR 61.5 million from EUR 53.7 million.

Slovakia's current account deficit rose to EUR 489.5 million in August 2019 from EUR 447.8 million in the same month a year earlier, as the goods shortfall increased to EUR 403 million from EUR 327.9 million and the primary income deficit widened to EUR 189 million from EUR 141.4 million. Meanwhile, the services surplus rose to EUR 139.3 million from EUR 128.9 million in August 2019 and the secondary income gap decreased sharply to EUR 36.7 million from EUR 107.4 million.

Slovakia's current account deficit widened to EUR 353 million in July 2019 from EUR 285 million in the same month last year, as the goods gap increased to EUR 241 million from EUR 164 million and the primary income deficit rose to EUR 191 million from EUR 164 million. Meanwhile, the services surplus went up to EUR 112 million from EUR 98 million a year ago, while the secondary income gap shrank to EUR 33 million from EUR 55 million. In January-July, the current account deficit widened to EUR 857 million from EUR 744 million in the same period of 2018.

Slovakia's current account deficit widened to EUR 364.4 million in June 2019 from EUR 276.7 million in the same month last year, as the primary income gap increased to EUR 230 million from EUR 205.2 million while the goods surplus fell sharply to EUR 33 million from EUR 218.7 million. Meanwhile, the secondary income deficit declined to EUR 289.6 million from EUR 372.7 million a year ago and the services surplus rose to EUR 122.3 million from EUR 82.5 million.

Slovakia posted a current account deficit of EUR 127 million in May of 2019, swinging from a EUR 86.6 million surplus in the corresponding month of the previous year. The primary income gap widened to EUR 159.7 million from EUR 99.1 million a year earlier while the secondary income deficit went down to EUR 44.7 million from EUR 84.2 million. In addition, the goods surplus narrowed sharply to EUR 7.6 million from EUR 185.4 million and the services surplus fell to EUR 69.8 million from EUR 84.5 million.

Slovakia's current account deficit rose to EUR 336.5 million in April 2019 from EUR 120.3 million in the same month a year ago. The goods account shifted to a EUR 206.7 million deficit compared to a EUR 40.3 million surplus and the services surplus shrank to EUR 67.1 million from EUR 84.6 million. Meantime, the primary income deficit widened to EUR 210.7 million from EUR 153.9 million while the secondary income account shifted to a EUR 13.7 million surplus compared to a EUR 91.3 million shortfall in April 2018.