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Below is a list of our Eurozone Publications for the last 6 months. If you are looking for reports older than 6 months please email info@pantheonmacro.com, or contact your account rep
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In one line: The (nominal) surplus is gone; the real surplus fell sharply in Q2.
In one line: A still-wide deficit in goods somewhat offset by a surplus in services.
In one line: The first monthly deficit since 2012; no imminent rebound in sight.
In one line: The deficit in goods is widening, but the surplus in services is soaring.
In one line: Stung by a collapse in exports to Russia; imports are still rising sharply.
Industry provided a boost to GDP growth in Q1, despite the downward revision to January’s outturn.
The outlook for industry is bleak, but should be offset by relatively bright prospects for services.
The IMF’s downward revision to its EZ GDP growth estimate for 2022 brings it in line with us.
In one line: Industry supported growth in Q1; the trade deficit widened again.
In one line: The deficit in goods remains wide, but the surplus in services is robust.
In one line: Stabilising; portfolio flows likely are slowing sharply in Q1.
In one line: Is the EZ trade balance rebounding? Wage growth remained muted in 2021
In one line: The deficit in goods narrowed on the eve of new sanctions against Russia.
In one line: The deficit in goods is blowing out, but net trade in services has improved.
In one line: Trade is still on track to boost GDP growth this quarter; wage growth has further to rise.
In one line: Imports are still outpacing exports.
In one line: The deficit in goods is widening, but the services surplus is rising.
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