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Balance of Payments BPM6 - mio EUR - monthly

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1. The balance of payments is a statistical statement of the economic transactions between the residents in one economy and non-residents in that economy over a specific period of time. 2. The balance of payments is organised in three main accounts:
- current account (comprising trade in goods, services and primary and secondary income),
- capital account (comprising non-produced non-financial assets, and capital transfers between residents and non-residents),
- financial account (comprising net acquisitions and disposals of financial assets and liabilities). 3. Detailed description of methodology is available on the Bank of Slovenia's website https://www.bsi.si/en/methodological-notes . Data become final according to the revision policy.