French Current Account (Feb) -1.80B (Prev. 2.1B)

The French current account reported a deficit of €1.80 billion in February, a notable deterioration from a surplus of €2.1 billion previously.

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This swing may indicate weaker external demand or higher import costs, which could influence the EUR negatively if it reflects ongoing economic challenges in France.

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