France - Current Account Balance





France: Current Account Balance

Mnemonic TAB.IFRA
Unit Mil. EUR, NSA
Adjustments Not Seasonally Adjusted
Monthly 423.19 %
Data Jan 2023 2,888
Dec 2022 552

Series Information

Source Bank of France
Release Balance of Payments (Monthly)
Frequency Monthly
Start Date 1/31/2008
End Date 1/31/2023

France: Trade

Reference Last Previous Units Frequency
Balance of Goods Jan 2023 -12,938 -14,725 Mil. EUR, SA Monthly
Current Account Balance Jan 2023 2,888 552 Mil. EUR, NSA Monthly
Exports of Goods Jan 2023 49,424 50,554 Mil. EUR, SA Monthly
Imports of Goods Jan 2023 62,363 65,280 Mil. EUR, SA Monthly
Exports of Goods and Services 2022 Q4 229,680 232,097 Mil. EUR, WDASA Quarterly
Imports of Goods and Services 2022 Q4 260,571 266,719 Mil. EUR, WDASA Quarterly
Net Exports 2022 Q4 -30,890 -34,622 Mil. EUR, WDASA Quarterly
Real Exports of Goods and Services 2022 Q4 184,107 183,104 Mil. Ch. 2014 EUR, WDASA Quarterly
Real Imports of Goods and Services 2022 Q4 207,993 208,888 Mil. Ch. 2014 EUR, WDASA Quarterly
Real Net Exports 2022 Q4 -23,886 -25,784 Mil. Ch. 2014 EUR, WDASA Quarterly

Release Information

The Bank of France reports monthly data on the country's balance of payments. The data set includes the current account, capital account, and financial account. Figures are in millions of Euros (Mil. EUR) and are not seasonally adjusted (NSA). 

The balance of payments is a statistical document, presented under the rules of double entry bookkeeping, which collects and orders all transactions economics and financial economics one - one country or economic zone - with the rest of the world during a given period. Despite its name, the balance of payments no longer attempt to report the payments, but transactions between residents and nonresidents. It is a balanced account, each transaction with a non-resident with financial compensation, a change of assets or liabilities vis-a-vis non-residents. In the simplest case, an export or transfer of tigers by giving residents naussance in return has increased their liquid assets (eg, residents' deposits with nonresident banks) or disengagements (eg reimbursement Advance previously obtained from non-resident banks).

Data is subject to revisions.

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