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108/2011 - 22 July 2011        nota : bn = biliões , não mil milhões. ou seja 16 bn é= 16.000.000.000.000 euros..... EU271 external current account2 recorded a deficit of 38.8 billion euro in the first quarter of 2011, compared with a deficit of 27.7 bn in the first quarter of 2010 and a deficit of 20.4 bn in the fourth quarter of 20103. EU27 external current account recorded a surplus with the USA (+14.0 bn), Switzerland (+11.6 bn euro), Hong Kong (+5.5 bn), Brazil (+3.6 bn), Canada (+2.7 bn) and India (+1.0 bn), and a deficit with China (-32.9 bn), Russia (-18.9 bn) and Japan (-8.1 bn).

EU/euro area current account balance as % of GDP

-2.5%-2.0%-1.5%-1.0%-0.5%0.0%0.5%1.0%2005I2005II2005III2005IV2006I2006II2006III2006IV2007I2007II2007III2007IV2008I2008II2008III2008IV2009I2009II2009III2009IV2010I20II2010III2010IV2011IEU27EA17

(in bn euro) Q1/2010 Balance of payments euro-indicators for EU27 and the euro area (EA17)		Q2/2010		Q3/2010		Q4/2010		Q1/2011
EU27 current account balance	-27.7		-33.1		-15.5		-20.4		-38.8
EU27 balance of trade in goods	-32.6		-29.9		-28.5		-29.4		-46.5
EU27 balance of trade in services	11.5		19.6		21.7		21.2		16.9
EU27 current account balance as % of GDP	-0.9%		-1.1%		-0.5%		-0.6%		-1.3%
EA17 current account balance	-17.9		-18.6		-6.2		2.2		-30.9
EA17 balance of trade in goods	1.6		3.3		8.2		6.4		-12.5
EA17 balance of trade in services	4.4		11.7		14.6		10.4		7.0
EA17 current account balance as % of GDP	-0.8%		-0.8%		-0.3%		0.1%		-1.3%

Second estimate for the first quarter of 2011

EU27 current account deficit 38.8 bn euro

16.9 bn euro surplus on trade in services

According to the latest available data, the

In the first quarter of 2011, compared with the first quarter of 2010, there was an increase in the deficit of the goods account (-46.5 bn euro compared with -32.6 bn) and of the current transfers account (-19.2 bn compared with -16.6 bn). The surplus of the services account rose (+16.9 bn compared with +11.5 bn), while the surplus of the income account remained stable (+9.9 bn compared with +10.0 bn).

The surplus recorded in the services account (+16.9 bn euro) is mainly the result of surpluses in "other business services", which includes miscellaneous business, professional and technical services (+7.1 bn), financial services (+6.7 bn), computer & information services (+5.8 bn), transportation (+3.1 bn), insurance services (+2.5 bn) and construction services (+1.8 bn), partially offset by deficits in travel (-3.2 bn) and royalties & license fees (-2.4 bn).

In the first quarter of 2011, the