AS Macro Key Term: Current Account Deficit
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A current account deficit is the amount by which money relating to trade, investment etc going out of a country is more than the amount coming in. The current account is made up of balances in trade in goods and services, net incomes from overseas investments and net transfers. A current account deficit implies a net reduction of demand in a country’s circular flow. The UK’s current account position is shown in the charts below:
UK Current Account as a % of GDP, quarterly data
BoP: current account balance as per cent of GDP : quarterly from Timetric
Annual data for the UK current account
BoP: current account balance as per cent of GDP : yearly from Timetric
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