16.09.202509:09:08UTC+00Eurozone Industrial Production Rebounds

In July of 2025, industrial production in the Euro Area modestly increased by 0.3% compared to the previous month. This rise helped offset a restated 0.6% decline from the prior month and closely matched market forecasts, which anticipated a 0.4% rise. Capital goods experienced a robust rebound with a 1.3% increase as opposed to a 0.8% decline in June. Output also surged for both durable consumer goods, which saw a 1.1% increase compared to a 0.5% decline, and non-durable consumer goods, which rose by 1.5% following a significant 4.2% drop. Additionally, production of intermediate goods continued to advance, growing at its fastest rate since March with a 0.5% increase from a previous 0.1% rise. Conversely, output for energy goods experienced a decrease of 2.9%, in contrast to a 1.4% gain previously. On a year-over-year basis, industrial output expanded by 1.8% in July, improving from the 0.7% growth observed in June.