Polandʼs current account surplus up in March

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Polandʼs current account surplus widened to EUR 2.438 billion in March, from EUR 197 million in the same month of last year, the country’s central bank reported. 

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Both, the primary (EUR 652 million, up from EUR -2,069 million) and secondary income (EUR 46 million, up from EUR -197 million) accounts switched to surplus.

On the other hand, the goods account posted a EUR 69 million deficit compared to a EUR 579 million surplus. Also, the services surplus narrowed slightly to EUR 1,809 million from EUR 1,884 million, the National Bank of Poland said.

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