Euro area industrial production falls 0.1% in July
Eurostat’s first estimates show a 0.3% monthly decline across the EU.
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Eurostat’s first estimates show a 0.3% monthly decline across the EU.
Eurostat’s first estimates put exports at EUR 276.0 billion and imports at EUR 261.8 billion.
The seasonally adjusted rate for ages 20–64 rose by 0.1 percentage points from the previous quarter.
Eurostat estimates quarterly growth of 0.7% across the EU.
The monthly decline across the EU was estimated at 0.4%.
Eurostat’s first estimates show energy prices rising by 5.6% month-on-month.
The monthly rate was unchanged but rose year on year in both the euro area and the EU.
The EU recorded a 4.7% annual increase and a 1.2% quarterly rise.
Energy-shock and uncertainty risks persist, with separate forecasts for the United States, euro area and China.
Aggregate growth slowed from the previous quarter, while country-level results varied.
Three members wanted an increase as the bank highlighted energy’s contribution to August inflation.
The 16 September decision was unanimous as the FOMC described solid activity and elevated inflation.