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In one line: Up less than expected but still consistent with a rebound in GDP.
In one line: Up less than expected but still consistent with a rebound in GDP.
In one line: Up and away; let’s hope the fiscal stimulus package passes today.
In one line: Downward revision to HICP rate signals bigger fall in EZ headline in February.
In one line: Surging, thanks to Germany’s “whatever it takes” moment.
In one line: Solid rise in industrial output, but net trade remains subdued.
In one line: Stung by plunge in major orders; core orders should rise in coming months.
In one line: Consistent with a below-consensus EZ print on Monday.
In one line: Consistent with the national CPI undershooting the consensus.
In one line: On track for a slowdown in Q1.
In one line: Little sign of recovery in consumer confidence, but maybe the election changed that.
In one line: Stung by plunge in net exports; consumption is now growing, but weakly.
In one line: Steady; not a reflection of firms’ attitudes to election result.
In one line: Up again, in line with our call for a rebound in GDP.
In one line: Up again, in line with our call for a rebound in GDP.
In one line: Up sharply, consistent with a better outlook for the EZ economy.
In one line: Soft in CPI, but the core HICP is sticky, and selling prices are rebounding.
In one line: Output stung by falling auto production; exports finish 2024 on a strong note.
In one line: Signs of underlying strength, despite boost from major orders.
In one line: Unemployment is still rising; soft state CPIs can’t be extrapolated to the HICP.
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