Which EU countries have the highest current account surpluses in 2025?

Valerie Charoux
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News EU Economy - Which EU countries have the highest current account surpluses in 2025, and which EU countries have the largest deficits for both intra-EU and extra-EU flows based on available non-seasonally adjusted data, according to data published by Eurostat on October 7th, 2025?

1 - Ranking of EU countries that have the highest current account surpluses in Q2, 2025:

1 – Germany

Germany ranks No. 1 EU country that has the highest current account surplus in Q2, 2025, with a surplus of 44.9 billion euros.

2 – Ireland

Ireland ranks 2^nd EU country that has the highest current account surplus in Q2, 2025, with a surplus of 19.5 billion euros.

3 – Spain

Spain ranks 3^rd EU country that has the highest current account surplus in Q2, 2025, with a surplus of 14.7 billion euros.

4 – Netherlands

The Netherlands ranks 4^th EU country that has the highest current account surplus in Q2, 2025, with a surplus of 13.2 billion euros.

5 – Denmark

Denmark ranks 5^th EU country that has the highest current account surplus in Q2, 2025, with a surplus of 12 billion euros.

6 - Italy

Italy ranks 5^th EU country that has the highest current account surplus in Q2, 2025, with a surplus of 10.7 billion euros.

7 – Sweden

Sweden ranks 7^th EU trade partner with which the EU has a current account surplus in Q2 2025, with a surplus of 7.7 billion euros.

2 - Ranking of EU countries that have the highest current account deficits in Q2, 2025:

1 – France

France ranks No. 1 EU country with the highest current account deficit in Q2, 2025, with a deficit of 11.5 billion euros.

2 – Romania

Romania ranks 2^nd EU country with the highest current account deficit in Q2, 2025, with a deficit of 7.9 billion euros.

3 – Belgium

Belgium ranks 3^rd EU country with the highest current account deficit in Q2, 2025, with a deficit of 4.5 billion euros.

4 – Greece

Greece ranks 4^th EU country with the highest current account deficit in Q2, 2025, with a deficit of 3.5 billion euros.