Austria - Current Account Balance





Austria: Current Account Balance

Mnemonic TAB.IAUT
Unit Mil. EUR, NSA
Adjustments Not Seasonally Adjusted
Quarterly 140.33 %
Data 2023 Q4 4,696
2023 Q3 1,954

Series Information

Source Austrian National Bank (OeNB)
Release Balance of Payments
Frequency Quarterly
Start Date 3/31/1992
End Date 12/31/2023

Austria: Trade

Reference Last Previous Units Frequency
Exports of Goods Jan 2024 15,840 13,937 Mil. EUR, NSA Monthly
Imports of Goods Jan 2024 15,115 13,572 Mil. EUR, NSA Monthly
Net Exports Jan 2024 15,840 13,937 Mil. EUR, NSA Monthly
Current Account Balance 2023 Q4 4,696 1,954 Mil. EUR, NSA Quarterly
Exports of Goods and Services 2023 Q4 72,322 69,406 Mil. EUR, WDASA Quarterly
Imports of Goods and Services 2023 Q4 68,701 66,131 Mil. EUR, WDASA Quarterly
Real Exports of Goods and Services 2023 Q4 59,738 57,491 Mil. 2015 EUR, WDASA Quarterly
Real Imports of Goods and Services 2023 Q4 55,654 53,831 Mil. 2015 EUR, WDASA Quarterly
Balance of Goods 2017 -1,395,184,541 389,815,779 BoP; current USD Annual
Real Net Exports 2017 11,348,860,000 10,882,460,000 NCU Annual

Release Information

Balance of Payments – Summary – Total

Notes:

This table shows the balance of payments (BOP), which represents a systematic record of economic transactions between residents of Austria and residents of other countries. The balance of payments consists of a real economy section (current account) and a financial section (financial account). Transactions are presented in the form of double entry bookkeeping. The compilation method builds on the international standards laid down in the IMF Balance of Payments Manual and on the System of National Accounts. Furthermore, it undergoes regular revisions and offers a high degree of detail.

Source:

OeNB, Statistics Austria.

Definitions and terms:

Current account, goods, services, income, current transfers, capital account, financial account, direct investment, portfolio investment, equity securities, debt securities, other investment, trade credits, deposits, financial derivatives, reserve assets, errors and omissions.

Legal basis:

Austria: Article 44 Nationalbank Act, Exchange Control Act 2004; International: SDDS and Articles of Agreements of the IMF, ECB guideline, EU regulation.

External statistics compiled by Statistics Austria. Up to 2006: Foreign exchange reporting system. From 2006: Direct reporting system covering economic units that exceed the applicable reporting thresholds; securities transactions and holdings reported by custodian banks (security by security); money and banking statistics; administrative data; OeNB estimates. Depending on the type of transactions, data are compiled at quarterly or monthly intervals. Backcast series up to 2006.

Reporting institutions:

Banks, companies, individuals, public entities.

Standards and codes:

ISO country and currency codes, ISIN code, IMF Balance of Payments Manual 6.