The euro zone's current account surplus narrowed in February on a big decline in the trade surplus, data from the European Central Bank showed today.
The bloc's adjusted current account surplus narrowed to €29.45 billion from €39.28 billion a month earlier.
But unadjusted figures showed an increase to €31.64 billion from €24.76 billion.
In the 12 months to February, the bloc's current account surplus equalled 2% of GDP, up from a deficit of 0.7% in the preceding 12 months, when high energy costs pushed up import costs
