A country reports the following Balance of Payments (BoP) data for a financial year (in USD billion): Merchandise exports = 350 Merchandise imports = 420 Services exports = 180 Services imports = 110 Remittances received = 90 Income payments abroad = 30 Net capital account = 25 Net financial account inflows = 60 Errors & omissions = −5 Calculate the overall BoP surplus/deficit.

A country's Balance of Payments (BoP) records economic transactions with the rest of the world. For a financial year, a nation reports the following data (in Billion USD): Merchandise Exports: 400 Merchandise Imports: 550 Net Services: +120 Net Income: -30 Net Transfers: +80 Net Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): +60 Net Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI): +20 Net External Commercial Borrowings (ECB): +10 Calculate the Current Account Balance and the Overall Balance of Payments (assuming errors and omissions are zero).

An Indian pharmaceutical company exported goods worth $850 million and imported goods worth $420 million. During the same period, it paid $30 million in foreign royalties, received $15 million in foreign dividends, and spent $10 million on foreign shipping/insurance services. Calculate the company's contribution to Net Invisibles and the overall Current Account Balance.