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ICYMI - Euro area GDP weakest in 9 quarters, jobs slow, industry falls sharpest in 2 years
Investinglive·May 13 at 04:01 PM
- The Eurozone's GDP confirmed a 0.1% quarter-on-quarter growth for the first quarter, marking one of the weakest expansions in over two years. - Industrial production declined sharply by 0.9%, primarily due to weak energy output and a significant drop in non-durable goods, while employment growth slowed notably to just 0.1%. - Consumer confidence is declining, and businesses plan to cut jobs at the fastest rate in five years, suggesting further demand-side pressures and potentially negative impacts on GDP growth in the upcoming quarter.
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ECBs Lane:Monetary policy decisions will continue to be made on a meeting-by-meeting basis
Investinglive·May 13 at 02:38 PM
- European Central Bank's Lane highlighted that supply-driven energy shocks could reduce Eurozone GDP growth by approximately 0.2–0.3 percentage points due to rising oil prices. - Lane emphasized that global energy shocks have a more destructive impact than regional shocks, leading to increased costs and stronger inflationary pressures. - He noted that the current economic environment differs from 2022, with softer inflation and wage pressure, while the ECB's policy response will rely on data regarding inflation persistence and broader economic indicators.
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ECB Chief Economist: Rising Sales Price Expectations Indicate Higher Output Prices Ahead
CoinLive·May 13 at 02:01 PM
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ECB’s Rehn says data show first signs of stagflationary shock
Businesstimes News·May 13 at 09:21 AM
- European Central Bank governing council member Olli Rehn warned of signs of stagflation due to the Iran conflict and rising energy prices. - He noted that eurozone growth for the first quarter was only slightly positive, with inflation accelerating to 3%, and emphasized that current shocks are not as severe as seen during the price surge in 2022. - Despite inflation surpassing the ECB's 2% target, policymakers remain cautious about interest rate hikes, waiting for further information on the wider impacts of the conflict.
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ECB's Muller: The ECB will need a fast resolution on Hormuz to hold in June
Investinglive·May 13 at 04:50 AM
- The Eurozone has not yet fallen into stagflation, and there is no reason to talk about recession. - Müller expresses cautious optimism about the economic fundamentals despite rising inflation and economic activity suppression from geopolitical tensions. - The European Central Bank needs to respond quickly to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz to avoid interest rate increases in June, with officials warning that two rate hikes may be necessary if conditions do not improve.
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Eurozone 1Q26 GDP Rises 0.1% QoQ, In Line
AASTOCKS News·May 13 at 04:28 AM
- In the first quarter of 2026, the Eurozone's GDP experienced a sequential increase of 0.1%. - Year-on-year, the GDP grew by 0.8%, reflecting a decline from 1.3% in the previous quarter. - These figures align with preliminary estimates and meet market expectations, according to data from Eurostat.
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European equities gain on corporate earnings ahead of key US data
MSN·May 13 at 04:01 AM
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Germany Apr WPI +6.3% YoY, Highest in Over Three Years; Mineral Oil Products WPI +37.3%
AASTOCKS News·May 13 at 01:53 AM
- The German Federal Statistical Office announced that the wholesale price index (WPI) rose to 6.3% year-on-year in April, the highest since February 2023, due to increased prices of energy products and raw materials resulting from the Iran conflict. - The previous increase was 4.1%, and mineral oil products saw a year-on-year rise of 37.3% and a month-on-month increase of 12.7%. - Additionally, the WPI increased by 2% month-on-month in April, exceeding market expectations of 1.7%.
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DAX Ends 1.62% Lower at 23954.93 — Data Talk
MorningStar·May 12 at 11:45 AM
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German ZEW Economic Confidence Improves
rttnews·May 12 at 05:37 AM
- A recent survey by the Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) in Mannheim indicates an unexpected improvement in German economic confidence for May. - The ZEW economic sentiment indicator rose to -10.2 from -17.2 in the previous month, despite expectations for a decline to -19.1. - This index has remained in negative territory for three consecutive months.
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ECB's Pachalidis: Scenarios Exist Where ECB May Not Raise Rates
CoinLive·May 12 at 04:20 AM
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Germany May ZEW survey current conditions -77.8 vs -77.8 expected
Investinglive·May 12 at 04:00 AM
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ECB policymaker Nagel says data will decide ECB's decision in June
Investinglive·May 12 at 02:59 AM
- The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to raise interest rates in June, with two increases anticipated in its baseline scenario. - Despite signals for a rate hike unless the war ends and oil prices drop substantially, recent economic data does not strongly support the aggressive increases priced in by the market. - Currently, there is an 88% probability of a rate hike in June, though this is not absolute, as ongoing geopolitical issues could impact oil prices significantly.
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European Economic News Preview: German ZEW Economic Confidence Due
rttnews·May 12 at 01:04 AM
- Germany's economic confidence and final inflation data are set to be released on Tuesday, coinciding with a relatively light day for European economic news. - At 2 AM Eastern Time, the Federal Statistical Office of Germany will announce the final inflation figures for April, which preliminary estimates show an increase in consumer price inflation from 2.7% in March to 2.9%. - This article is part of RTTNews's premium content, encouraging subscriptions for access.
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Germany April final CPI +2.9% vs +2.9% y/y expected
Investinglive·May 12 at 01:00 AM
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