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In one line: Solid, but is fiscal tightening now a downside risk?
In one line: Slowly rebounding.
In one line: Recovery in Italian industry is delayed.
In one line: The core is on track for sub-2%, despite sticky services inflation.
In one line: Distorted by the Irish data, again.
In one line: Still on a downtrend, but the outlook is getting brighter.
In one line: Likely the beginning of a more sustained softening in net exports.
In one line: Positive, but is it the start of a sustained pick-up?
In one line: Ignore volatility in major orders; the trend in core orders is still down.
In one line: One for the hawks; slowdown easing quicker than previously thought and price intentions rise.
In one line: Soft, but manufacturing likely will only be a small drag on Q1 GDP growth.
In one line: Falling output in France and Germany is holding back the recovery.
In one line: Inflation fell further, but less than we anticipated; January spending was resilient to plunge in auto sales.
In one line: Mixed, but consistent with a modest recovery in consumption growth.
In one line: Better, but rise in the PMI is at odds with the INSEE data.
In one line: The sticky core will come undone soon; we look for a big fall in February
In one line: Weak GDP growth, still-solid trend in employment; industrial production boosted by Ireland.
In one line: Suggests increase in GDP in Q4 will be revised down, but outlook is turning.
In one line: Ugly; recession in industry will continue this quarter.
In one line: Output still rose in Q4, unlike in Germany and France.
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