Türkiye’s current account balance posted a deficit of $7.9 billion in May, the country’s Central Bank announced Tuesday.
The gap widened from $5.4 billion in April and $5.8 billion in May 2022, the bank’s data showed.
The gold- and energy-excluded current account saw a $1.3-billion deficit in the month, the bank said.
The goods deficit came in at $10.5 billion in May, while the services sector recorded a net surplus of $3.9 billion in the month.
Under the service sector, travel had a net inflow of $3.1 billion in May.
In January-May, the current account balance registered a $37.7 billion deficit.—AA
