19.08.202508:00:00UTC+00Euro Zone Current Account Surplus Grows to €35.8 Billion in June 2025

The Euro Zone's current account surplus saw a noteworthy increase in June 2025, marking a positive shift in economic momentum across the currency bloc. According to the latest data updated on August 19, 2025, the current account surplus expanded to €35.8 billion, up from a revised figure of €32.3 billion in May 2025.

This growth in the surplus is indicative of a more favorable balance of payments for the Euro Zone, suggesting stronger performance in net exports and investment income. Economists and analysts consider this upswing as a sign of resilient economic activity within the region, despite various external pressures affecting the global economy.

The increase underscores the continued competitiveness and export strength of the Euro Zone economies, which are benefiting from increased trade flows and effective fiscal policies. As the Euro Zone navigates through 2025, stakeholders will closely monitor if these trends maintain their upward trajectory in the forthcoming months.