Activitatea economică în zona euro a revenit pe creştere în iulie, pentru prima dată în ultimele patru luni

Economic activity in the Eurozone grew in July for the first time in four months, driven by a rise in new orders, according to S&P Global's survey. The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose to 51.9 points, surpassing the 50-point threshold that indicates growth. This marks the highest level in five months. However, experts warn that improvements may be short-lived due to geopolitical tensions and rising energy prices. Both industry and services contributed to this economic recovery, with the services index reaching its highest level in five months. Germany's economy showed growth, while France experienced a slowdown in service declines. Employment numbers also increased after eight months of layoffs, suggesting a potential recovery despite ongoing risks.