Current account balance (current US$)
Net balance of a country's transactions with the rest of the world in goods, services, primary income and secondary income (transfers), in current US dollars. A negative value is a deficit, financed by capital inflows, borrowing or reserve drawdown.
Nothing has been ingested yet for Current account balance (current US$) in World. Rather than estimate it, here is what the semantic layer already knows about the indicator itself.
Coverage below is what is currently curated for this indicator (any geography); it will fill in as more sources are crosswalked.
Caveats
IMF Balance of Payments (BOP) series; new to Groundfact, no second source to cross-check against yet. Nepal's current account has swung between deficit and surplus depending on remittance inflows, import demand, and (in 2020-21) pandemic-related import compression -- read alongside remittances_gdp_share and trade_gdp_share for what is driving a given year's balance.