Romania’s CA deficit constant at 8.2% of GDP in 12 months to October
Romania’s current account (CA) deficit widened by 1.9% y/y to EUR 3.19 billion in October 2025, bringing the deficit in the rolling 12-month period to EUR 29.8 billion – up 9.5% y/y and at 8.2% of the GDP, according to data published by…
iulian ernst · Journalist
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Romania’s current account (CA) deficit widened by 1.9% y/y to EUR 3.19 billion in October 2025, bringing the deficit in the rolling 12-month period to EUR 29.8 billion – up 9.5% y/y and at 8.2% of the GDP, according to data published by the National Bank (BNR). The CA-to-GDP ratio was 8.2% for the previous 12-month period as well.
The rolling 12-month CA gap peaked in April when it exceeded EUR 31 billion, but it further eased, supposedly driven by the softer domestic demand for consumption.
