Eurozone factory activity grew at its strongest rate in over four years in August, with the PMI climbing to 52.7. Germany posted the biggest improvement, and France also saw expansion, while Italy and Spain continued to struggle. The rise was driven by stronger new orders and higher output, supported by better confidence and lower input‑cost inflation.
Eurozone manufacturing activity expanded at its fastest pace in more than four years in August, with the PMI rising to 52.7 as new orders and factory output strengthened. Germany led the recovery, while France also expanded, although Italy and Spain remained under pressure. Improving confidence and easing input cost inflation offered further signs of a broader industrial recovery.
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