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Greece’s current account surplus declines to €1.0 billion in June
The Bank of Greece released its current account data on Thursday. Greece's current account surplus fell to €1.0 billion in June from €1.3 billion in June last year.
The Greek deficit on trade in goods and services widened to €1.298 billion in June from €1.275 billion in June last year.
The deficit on primary income rose to €256.2 million in June from EUR 156.4 million in June last year, while the surplus on secondary income narrowed to €188.7 million from €277.4 million.
The capital account surplus declined to €133.2 million from €407.2 million last year.
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