Poland recorded a current account deficit of EUR 2,216 million in June 2026, widening from a revised EUR 445 million in the same month a year earlier and marking the largest shortfall since August 2025. The result was also larger than analysts had expected, coming in above forecasts for a EUR 764 million deficit. The deterioration was driven mainly by trade, with the goods deficit widening to EUR 1,469 million from EUR 133 million as imports rose 16.9% and exports increased at a slower 12.3%. The primary income deficit also expanded to EUR 4,444 million from EUR 3,998 million, while the secondary income balance increased to EUR 203 million from EUR 153 million. The services surplus provided only limited support, edging up to EUR 3,900 million from EUR 3,839 million.