Eurozone GDP surges ahead

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Platypus replied

31 October 2017, 11:28
I believe I read that after a period of sluggish growth, the Eurozone is finally catching up. Great news for Europe - they will be buying more British exports than ever before :-)
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sal replied

31 October 2017, 11:18
Originally posted by northernladyuk View Post

Mods, this is not a Brexit related thread, but an economics thread of general interest to UK contractors.

Give it some time...
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northernladyuk replied

31 October 2017, 11:01
Mods, this is not a Brexit related thread, but an economics thread of general interest to UK contractors.
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northernladyuk started a topic Eurozone GDP surges ahead

31 October 2017, 10:38
Eurozone GDP surges ahead

https://www.theguardian.com/business...bc6606078be2ec

Eurozone posts 0.6% growth as recovery continues

Breaking! The eurozone grew by 0.6% in the third quarter of this year.

That’s a stronger reading than expected. In another boost, growth in the second quarter has been revised up to 0.7%, from 0.6%.

On an annual basis, the eurozone expanded by 2.5% -- a healthy rate, which underlines that the European economy has enjoyed quite a sparkling 2017.

Great news for anyone considering their options, for whatever reason. UK seems to be struggling a little. I wonder what the figures look like in USD terms.
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