Economia zonei euro a crescut peste așteptări în trimestrul al doilea

The Eurozone economy grew unexpectedly in Q2, driven by AI investments, government spending, and resilient consumer demand despite high energy costs and geopolitical tensions. GDP rose by 0.4% quarterly and 1% annually, surpassing forecasts. Germany, France, and Italy saw modest growth, while Spain and Ireland performed notably well. However, economists warn of challenges ahead, including high energy prices and geopolitical instability, which may hinder future growth. The outlook for the second half of the year remains uncertain, with predictions of under 1% growth in 2026.