This is a list of countries by current account balance (CAB). Note: the concept of a "current account balance" refers to a "trade balance" between the reference country and its trading partners. CAB records the value of exports and imports of both goods and services and international transfers of capital.

CIA World Factbook data

Top 20 economies with the largest surplus

This is a list of the 20 countries and territories with the largest surplus in current account balance (CAB), based on data from 2019 est. as listed in the CIA World Factbook.[1]

Economy CAB
(million US$)
Year
 China317,3012021 EST.
 Germany313,7542021 EST.
 Japan157,7432021 EST.
 Netherlands90,2072019 EST.
  Switzerland79,9372019 EST.
 Russia65,3112019 EST.
 Taiwan65,1732019 EST.
 Singapore63,1092019 EST.
 South Korea59,9712019 EST.
 Italy59,5172019 EST.
 Thailand37,0332019 EST.
 Denmark30,9352019 EST.
 Spain29,6032019 EST.
 United Arab Emirates26,4702017 EST.
 Hong Kong22,4692019 EST.
 Sweden22,3392019 EST.
 Israel20,6422020 EST.
 Macau16,7502017 EST.
 Norway16,6562019 EST.
 Saudi Arabia15,2302017 EST.

Top 20 countries with the largest deficit

By CAB

U.S. trade deficit (in billions, goods and services) by country in 2017

This is a list of the 20 countries and territories with the largest deficit in current account balance (CAB), based on data from 2019 est. as listed in the CIA World Factbook.[1]

Country CAB
(million US$)
Year
 United States-480,2252019 EST.
 United Kingdom-121,9212019 EST.
 Kenya-57,5942019 EST.
 Brazil-50,9272019 EST.
 Ireland-44,9542019 EST.
 Canada-35,4252019 EST.
 Indonesia-30,3592019 EST.
 India-29,7482019 EST.
 Algeria-22,1002017 EST.
 France-18,1022019 EST.
 Colombia-13,7482019 EST.
 Lebanon-12,3702017 EST.
 Romania-11,3892019 EST.
 Chile-10,9332019 EST.
 Oman-10,7602017 EST.
 South Africa-10,6262019 EST.
 Egypt-8,9152019 EST.
 Kazakhstan-7,2062019 EST.
 Pakistan-7,1432019 EST.
 New Zealand-6,9622019 EST.

By GDP

This is a list of the 20 countries and territories with the largest deficit in gross domestic product (GDP), based on data from 2017 est. as listed in the CIA World Factbook.[2]

Country Deficit (as % of GDP) Year
 Timor-Leste-75.72017 EST.
 Kiribati-64.12017 EST.
 Venezuela-46.12017 EST.
 Libya-25.12017 EST.
 Brunei-17.32017 EST.
 Afghanistan-15.12017 EST.
 Oman-13.82017 EST.
 Niue-12.62017 EST.
 Cuba-10.82017 EST.
 Sudan-10.62017 EST.
 Bahrain-10.12017 EST.
 Maldives-10.12017 EST.
 Kuwait-102017 EST.
 Eritrea-9.82017 EST.
 Algeria-9.62017 EST.
 Zimbabwe-9.62017 EST.
 Nauru-9.22017 EST.
 Djibouti-92017 EST.
 Saudi Arabia-8.92017 EST.
 Syria-8.72017 EST.

Eurostat data

This table shows the account balance of both the Euro Area and the European Union as a whole, according to data from Eurostat (in EUR).[3]

Country CAB
(million Euros)
Year
 Eurozone386,5672017
 European Union201,9102017

See also

References

  1. 1 2 "The World Factbook โ€” Central Intelligence Agency". www.cia.gov.
  2. โ†‘ "Budget surplus (+) or deficit (-) - The World Factbook". www.cia.gov. Retrieved 2021-11-29.
  3. โ†‘ "Eurostat - Tables, Graphs and Maps Interface (TGM) table". ec.europa.eu.
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