The euro zone's current account surplus narrowed in April as the bloc's trade surplus fell by over half on weaker exports, data from the European Central Bank shows.
The 20-nation bloc's adjusted current account surplus fell to 4 billion euros in April from 31 billion a month earlier.
In the 12 months to April, the current account recorded a deficit equal to 0.4% of GDP as Russia's war in Ukraine pushed up energy costs and the bloc's import bill.
The euro zone had posted a 1.1% surplus a year earlier.
