ルーマニア - 経常収支

Romania’s current account deficit rose to EUR 1,575 million in October 2019 from EUR 1,004 million in the same month of the previous year, as the goods deficit widened to EUR 1,954 million from EUR 1,824 million a year ago and the services surplus decreased slightly to EUR 689 million from EUR 833 million. Meantime, the primary income shortfall rose to EUR 375 million from EUR 123 million in October 2018 while the secondary income surplus went up to EUR 126 million from EUR 111 million.

Romania’s current account deficit widened to EUR 765 million in September of 2019 from EUR 694 million in the same month of the previous year, as the goods and services gap rose to EUR 440 million from EUR 215 million a year ago. Meanwhile, the primary income shortfall decreased to EUR 557 million from EUR 634 million while the secondary income surplus rose to EUR 232 million from EUR 156 million.

Romania's current account deficit decreased to EUR 1,056 million in August 2019 from EUR 1,342 million in the same month a year earlier. The services surplus went up to EUR 758 million from EUR 634 million in August 2018 and the secondary income surplus widened to EUR 225 million from EUR 183 million. On the other hand, the goods deficit rose slightly to EUR 1,465 million from EUR 1,443 million while the primary income gap decreased to EUR 574 million from EUR 717 million a year earlier.

Romania’s current account gap rose to EUR 1,464 million in July of 2019 from EUR 1,142 million in the same month a year earlier. It is the highest current account deficit since September of 2008, as the goods shortfall widened to EUR 1,772 million from EUR 1,294 million in July of 2018 and the secondary income surplus fell to EUR 136 million from EUR 158 million. At the same time, the services surplus edged up to EUR 728 million from ERU 725 million and the primary income gap narrowed to ERU 557 million from EUR 733 million.

Romania's current account gap narrowed slightly to EUR 1,110 million in June 2019 from EUR 1,152 million in the same month a year earlier. The good and services shortfall decreased to EUR 448 million from EUR 544 million a year ago while the secondary income surplus widened to EUR 178 million from EUR 144 million. On the other hand, the primary income deficit rose to EUR 841 million from EUR 752 million. Considering the second quarter of 2019, Romania’s current account gap widened to EUR 3,976 million from EUR 2,689 million in the same period of 2018.

Romania’s current account deficit widened to EUR 1,210 million in May of 2019 from EUR 899 million in the same month of the previous year. The goods and services gap rose to EUR 728 million from EUR 555 million in May of 2018; the primary income shortfall went up to EUR 693 million from EUR 659 million and the secondary income surplus narrowed to EUR 212 million from EUR 315 million.