Current Account in Portugal

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Portugal - Current Account (billions of Euros)

The economy should have recovered somewhat in Q3, although the fallout from the pandemic continued to weigh on activity. Available data shows that industrial production returned to growth in August after declining in July. Moreover, in July–August retail sales shrank at a softer pace than in Q2. However, tourism revenues were still down severely in the same two-month period. Turning to Q4, a surge in cases and implementation of some new restrictions in mid-October bodes ill for activity. In other news, on 12 October the government submitted the draft 2021 budget to parliament. The plan sees a reduction in expenditure to 47.8% of GDP (2020: 49.9%), due to a reduced need for fiscal support as the economy rebounds. The budget aims to strike a balance between supporting the recovery—the government will boost investment and subsidies for lower-income workers—and containing the fiscal deficit.

Portugal - Current Account (EUR bn) Data

2015   2016   2017   2018   2019  
Current Account Balance (EUR bn)0.4  2.2  2.6  0.8  -0.2  

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Portugal Current Account (EUR bn) Chart


Portugal Current Account
Note: Current account balance as % of GDP.
Source: Bank of Portugal (BP).

Portugal Facts

Value Change Date
Bond Yield0.45-1.90 %Jan 01
Exchange Rate1.120.65 %Dec 31

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