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Eurozone Current Account Surplus Strengthens in October The Eurozone posted a stronger current account surplus in October, supported mainly by a sharp rise in the goods balance despite weaker services and income flows. Surplus rose to €32B, up from €29.5B last year. Goods surplus jumped to €36B, the main driver of improvement. Services & income weakened, softening the overall boost. Seasonally adjusted surplus beat forecasts at €25.7B vs €19.6B expected. #Eurozone# #euro# #forexmarket# #market# #Economy# #Macro #fundamentalsanalysis# #trading# #EUR/USD#

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