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Economic Buzz: Eurozone manufacturing edges up but factory orders stagnant
Manufacturing output across the euro area expanded again in October, stretching the current run of expansion into an eighth month. That said, the pace of growth remained mild amid stagnant new orders ...
The world's big manufacturing economies struggled to fire up in October, business surveys showed on Monday, as weak U.S. demand and President Donald Trump's tariffs hit factory orders. Euro zone ...
A tourism boom, successful use of pandemic-era recovery funds, and a focus on high-value services have all been crucial.
(Nov 3): Euro-zone economic data aren’t diverging from the European Central Bank’s (ECB) outlook but policymakers are keeping their options open, according to Governing Council member Joachim Nagel.
The final HCOB Eurozone Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), compiled by S&P Global, registered 50.0 in October, ...
While Trump made progress in trade negotiations with Asian economies last week, exporters remain cautious about U.S. demand ...
The gross disposable income for Cypriot households, as well as that of non-profit institutions serving households, saw an ...
The flash estimates of Eurozone inflation reconfirms that the ECB is in a good place. Indeed, it has succeeded in achieving a soft landing. Not only is inflation now back to target, but economic ...
Investing.com -- Euro zone businesses are experiencing a slight improvement in conditions, pointing to modest growth, with the artificial intelligence (AI) sector showing particularly strong ...
Euro zone inflation slowed a touch in October and continued to hover near the European Central Bank's 2% target, confirming ...
Improving eurozone hard data and a stable ECB mean the EUR swap curve should steepen from here. Read more here.
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