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Europe’s Tepid Growth Hides Risks as Industry Falters
Official figures from Eurostat show the European Union economy grew just 0.2% in the second quarter of 2025. The euro area recorded even less—only 0.1% growth. These weak increases follow a stronger start to the year and indicate that momentum is fading. Over the past year, the EU grew by 1.5%, and the eurozone by […]
The growth of the euro area's gross domestic product (GDP) slowed down in the second quarter of the year to 0.1%, coinciding with the sharpest phase of trade tensions, compared with the 0.6% expansion observed in the first three months of 2025, as confirmed on Thursday, Eurostat.In the case of the Twenty-Seven, GDP grew 0.2% between April and June compared to the previous three months, when the expansion of the EU economy was 0.5%.The data show …
From April to the end of last June, the eurozone economy slowed down during the second quarter - the e-news's economy grew by 0.1% quarterly, compared to 0.2% in the EU as a whole, according to new official data, reflecting a slowdown compared to the first quarter in which the eurozone grew by 0.5% and the eurozone 0.6%. On an annual basis, eurozone growth in the second quarter was 1.4% as against 1.5% of the EU. Spain led performance at the lev…
This year’s performance is significantly below average compared to its neighbors and the EU. The main reason for the slowdown is government consolidation and US tariffs. Government consolidation and the trade war significantly hit the export-oriented Slovak economy in the first half of the year. It grew significantly below average within the European Union. GDP in the second quarter increased by only 0.1 percent quarter-on-quarter, which, accord…
The Chamber of Crafts and Entrepreneurship of Slovenia (OZS) believes that the growth of gross domestic product (GDP) in the first half of this year, which reached 0.1 percent, is not a reason for optimism. They are concerned about the decline in investments in equipment, machinery and transport equipment, as well as the decline in the number of employees.
The growth of the Spanish economy contrasts with Germany and Italy, whose GDP in both cases contracted 0.1%. More information: The growth of the eurozone accelerated to 0.4% in the first quarter on the eve of the Trump tariff war.
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