The euro area economy is set to continue its gradual recovery over the coming years, amid significant geopolitical and policy uncertainty. Although growth resumed at a moderate pace in the course of 2024, recent indicators suggest a weakening of growth in the short term, with ongoing subdued con...
The euro area economy recovered at the start of 2024 by more than expected in the March 2024 ECB staff projections, with a boost from net trade and rising household spending. Incoming information suggests continued growth in the short run, at a higher pace than previously foreseen. Real disposab...
The euro area economy weakened in the second half of 2023, dragged down by tighter financing conditions, subdued confidence and competitiveness losses. It is now expected to recover at a slightly slower pace than foreseen in the September 2023 ECB staff macroeconomic projections. Short-term indi...
The outlook for the euro area has deteriorated somewhat, with weaker growth and higher and more persistent inflation than envisaged in the September 2022 ECB staff macroeconomic projections. Economic growth was stronger than previously expected over the summer owing to the boost to services acti...
The economic recovery in the euro area is projected to continue, at a faster pace than previously expected. Real GDP is expected to grow at around 1.8% per year over the projection horizon. The expected global recovery will support euro area exports, while the very accommodative monetary policy ...
