The FINANCIAL — The eurozone’s current account surplus dipped slightly in December, but remained at a high level, according to a report from the European Central Bank on February 17, as the currency bloc continued to run a strong trade surplus.
The current account surplus, which is the broadest measures of trade and investment flows, was 17.8 billion euros ($ 20.3 billion) in December, the ECB said, down from EUR19.9 billion in November, according to Nasdaq.
For 2014 as a whole, the surplus in the eurozone was EUR240.2 billion, up from EUR214.2 billion a year earlier.
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