Europa anti-şoc - Economia zonei euro rezistă surprinzător de bine la criza energiei provocată de războiul din Iran - Economica.net

Recent economic indicators show unexpected vitality in Europe's economy despite rising energy costs due to conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine. The Composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the eurozone rose to 53.1 in September, surpassing analysts' expectations. This growth reflects solid expansion in both manufacturing and services sectors, with Germany and France experiencing significant increases. New orders in the eurozone saw their strongest rise in four years, driven by increased exports. The data suggests that the eurozone economy may continue to grow despite inflationary pressures, complicating the European Central Bank's monetary policy decisions regarding interest rate hikes.