Bulgaria c/a swings to surplus in January
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Bulgaria posted a current account surplus EUR 85 million in January compared to a deficit of EUR 12.7 million in the same month of the previous year, the country's central bank said.
The goods deficit shrank to EUR 33.1 million from EUR 79.2 million a year earlier and the primary income account switched to a EUR 34.6 million surplus from a gap EUR 172.7 million.
Meanwhile, the services surplus dropped to EUR 142.8 million from EUR 256.7 million and the secondary income deficit increased to EUR 59.3 million from a deficit EUR 17.6 million.
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