The current account deficit measured 38 b.kr. in Q4/2025, or 3% of GDP. The balance on goods trade was negative by 73.4 b.kr., while there was a 49.4 b.kr. surplus on services trade. The surplus on primary income was 1 b.kr., while the deficit on secondary income was 15 b.kr. Iceland’s net international investment position (NIIP) improved by 2% of GDP between quarters and is therefore positive by 44.2% of GDP.

The current account balance for 2025 as a whole showed a deficit of 177.7 b.kr., as compared with a deficit of 148.5 b.kr. in 2024. The deficit on goods trade totalled 385.1 b.kr., while the surplus on services trade was 273.1 b.kr. The deficit on primary income was 10.9 b.kr., and the deficit on secondary income totalled 54.7 b.kr.

In ac­cord­ance with the Mon­et­ary Policy Com­mit­tee Rules of Pro­ced­ure, the minutes of the Com­mit­tee's most re­cent meet­ing have been pub­lished on the Bank's web­site. The minutes are pub­lished two weeks after the an­nounce­ment of the Com­mit­tee‘s de­cision.