From Investing.com: 2025-05-27 06:39:00

The manufacturing sector in the eurozone is holding up well amid trade war tensions, but weaker services are a growing concern for overall economic growth. The European Commission’s economic sentiment indicator rose slightly in May, driven by more positive consumer outlooks. Despite some improvements, there are still uncertainties surrounding the impact of the trade war on the economy. While the manufacturing sector is showing signs of recovery, the service sector is experiencing weaker demand and slowing employment growth. Overall, expectations for eurozone growth remain modest, with growth rates expected to hover around zero in the coming quarters.



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