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Eurozone March Composite PMI Final at 50.7

Eurozone Index Futures Decline Widens

Euro Stoxx 50 and DAX Index Futures Up

Euro Stoxx 50 futures decline to 0.6% intraday low

European Stoxx 50 and German DAX Index Futures Down

Final Eurozone January CPI Year-over-year and Month-over-month Rates to Be Released

Eurozone Q4 GDP Revised to 0.3% Quarter-over-Quarter

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The European Central Bank (ECB) reports that longer working lives and immigration are crucial for sustaining growth in the eurozone amid an aging population. Rising employment has contributed to half of the eurozone's growth since Q3 2023, driven by older Europeans remaining in the workforce. However, the ECB warns that future growth will depend on immigration and technological advancements, as declining fertility rates continue to impact the labor force. The share of migrants in the labor force has increased, but geopolitical uncertainties may affect future migration flows.

- The European Central Bank reports that longer working lives are supporting eurozone growth, yet continued expansion will require immigration due to an aging population.  
- Employment increased by 7.8 million from late 2019 to mid-2025, with a notable rise in older workers, though awareness exists of potential limits to this trend.  
- Migrants, particularly from Ukraine and Latin America, contributed significantly to employment growth, but ongoing reliance on technological advancements and immigration remains uncertain amid changing political landscapes.

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Longer Working Lives and Immigration Keep Eurozone Economy Growing, ECB Says

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The Eurozone's industrial production for March increased by 0.2%, according to Jin10. This figure fell short of the anticipated 0.3% growth. The previous month's data was revised down from an initial 0.40% to 0.2%.

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Eurozone March Industrial Output Rises 0.2%

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European stocks opened lower on Tuesday, with the pan-European Stoxx 600 down 1.2% amid concerns over U.S.-Iran relations. President Trump described the ceasefire as being on "massive life support," while Iran's counteroffer was deemed "generous and responsible." Oil prices rose, with Brent crude at $106.30 a barrel, raising inflation fears and expectations of interest rate hikes. European government bond yields increased, adding further pressure on equities.

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European stocks slide with U.S. and Iran locked in a stalemate

European stocks are expected to open mixed on Monday following the failure of the U.S. and Iran to reach an agreement to resolve the West Asia conflict. Both nations rejected each other's peace proposals, which has resulted in the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz and raised concerns about the stability of a fragile ceasefire.

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European Shares Poised For Mixed Open

The US President promised to increase the tariff to 25% this week, but he backed down and extended the deadline

Trump’s 25% European car tariff threat didn’t even last a week

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The EURO STOXX 50 Index rose by 30.02 points or 0.51% this week, closing at 5911.53, marking its largest weekly gain since April 2026 and ending a two-week losing streak. However, it fell by 61.12 points or 1.02% today, experiencing its largest one-day decline since May 2026. The index is currently down 4.24% from its record high of 6173.32 and up 14.44% from its 52-week low of 5165.60. Year-to-date, it has increased by 2.07%.

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EURO STOXX 50 Index Ends the Week 0.51% Higher at 5911.53 — Data Talk

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European Central Bank Executive Board Member Isabel Schnabel has highlighted that household inflation expectations are changing rapidly. She stressed the need to monitor these shifts closely, as they may influence monetary policy decisions. The ECB is actively evaluating economic indicators to maintain stability in the eurozone.

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ECB Executive Board Member Schnabel: Household Inflation Expectations Adjusting Rapidly

The EURO STOXX 50 Index fell by 54.48 points or 0.90% to close at 5972.65, ending a two-day winning streak. It is currently 3.25% below its record and 52-week high of 6173.32, reached on February 25, 2026. However, it is up 15.62% from its 52-week low of 5165.60 and has risen 12.93% over the past year. Year-to-date, the index has increased by 181.24 points or 3.13%.

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Eurozone March retail sales -0.1% vs -0.3% m/m expected

The European Central Bank (ECB) anticipates a slowdown in Eurozone wage growth this year, projecting a 2.6% increase, down from 3% in 2025. This forecast aligns with earlier predictions. ECB officials stress that wage negotiations are vital for assessing inflation risks linked to rising energy prices. President Christine Lagarde noted that the ECB will monitor wage data closely. Although the key interest rate remains unchanged, a potential hike could occur in June if inflation trends continue. Currently, there are no indications that wage agreements will worsen inflation this year.

ECB Expects Eurozone Wage Growth to Slow Despite Middle East Conflict

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Longer Working Lives and Immigration Keep Eurozone Economy Growing, ECB Says

Eurozone March Industrial Output Rises 0.2%

European stocks slide with U.S. and Iran locked in a stalemate

European Shares Poised For Mixed Open

Trump’s 25% European car tariff threat didn’t even last a week