EU’s seasonally adjusted current account recorded a surplus of €86.7 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, up from €65.4 billion in the previous quarter and down from €98.2 billion in Q4 2024, according to Eurostat. The goods account contributed a surplus of €89.1 billion, while the services account added €44.2 billion. Primary income deficits narrowed to €18.0 billion and secondary income deficits to €28.6 billion. The capital account deficit widened to €5.9 billion. In trade, the EU ran surpluses of €63.3 billion with the United Kingdom, €22.9 billion with Switzerland, and deficits of €54.2 billion with China and €14.6 billion with the United States.
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