Poland's current-account deficit, a record of cross-border income and spending, widened to €2,419 million in July 2026 from a revised €1,780 million a year earlier. The deficit was the country's largest since February 2022 and exceeded the €2,341 million market estimate. The goods deficit expanded to €1,843 million from €1,063 million as imports climbed 13%, outpacing the 10% increase in exports. The secondary income gap widened to €307 million from €78 million, while the services surplus fell to €2,722 million from €3,110 million. The primary income deficit narrowed to €2,944 million from €3,749 million.