Eurozone Industrial Output posts a consistent 0.7% month-on-month increase in November
Eurozone Industrial Production Surpasses Expectations in November
According to figures released by Eurostat on Wednesday, industrial activity across the Eurozone increased by 0.7% in November, outpacing the anticipated 0.5% growth. Meanwhile, October's industrial production was adjusted downward from 0.8% to 0.7%.
On an annual basis, industrial output in Europe climbed by 2.5% in November, exceeding both the forecasted 2% rise and the previous figure of 1.7%, which had been revised from an initial 2%.
Impact on the Market
Following the release of this data, the Euro (EUR) experienced mild downward pressure. At the latest update, EUR/USD had slipped by 0.1%, trading close to 1.1630.
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