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June 15, 2026
Eurozone Industrial Production Holds Up But Trade Surplus Under Pressure
Macro ThematicMacro Economic IndicatorsEnergyIndustrials
Eurozone industrial production grew for the third consecutive month in April despite geopolitical headwinds. However, the region's trade surplus has narrowed sharply as energy costs surged.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Eurozone industrial production demonstrated resilience in April with a 0.1% monthly increase despite geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
- 2.The eurozone trade surplus has significantly compressed, falling from €11bn in January to €1.3bn in April, driven by rising energy costs and declining competitiveness.
Table of Contents
- Eurozone industrial production holds up but trade surplus under pressure
- Production continues to hold up, a deal can help to keep it that way
- The trade surplus has fallen on the back of higher energy prices... and more
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Authors
Bert Colijn
Themes
Energy crisisTrade balance deterioration
Regions
EuropeMiddle EastGermanyFranceItaly
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