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Published on Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Are current account surpluses in some EU members a problem for the rest?

Some European countries show large current account (CA) surpluses. Are these surpluses reflecting imbalances that should be corrected?

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RDomenech_Current_Account_8oct2015_revBB English October 13, 2015
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Rafael DoménechBBVA Research - Head of Economic Analysis

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Europe

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Macroeconomic Analysis

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