Weak figures in the eurozone due to shortage, but future looks bright

Weak figures in the eurozone due to shortage, but future looks bright

Weak figures in the eurozone due to shortage, but future looks bright

Due to shortages in the first quarter, the growth figures in the eurozone were not impressive. Fortunately, the demand is still strong, causing economics to be optimistic. In February compared to January we saw a decline of 1% in industrial production.

Shipping problems and input shortage hick-ups partly caused the shortage. We saw, for instance, chip shortages and a decline in motor vehicle production. The latest has a 16% lower production now than in November.

Despite the disappointing numbers of the first quarter, we see strong demand and new orders. The demands will result in solid growth and global economic recovery.

 

Weak figures in the eurozone due to shortage, but future looks bright

Due to shortages in the first quarter, the growth figures in the eurozone were not impressive. Fortunately, the demand is still strong, causing economics to be optimistic. In February compared to January we saw a decline of 1% in industrial production.

Shipping problems and input shortage hick-ups partly caused the shortage. We saw, for instance, chip shortages and a decline in motor vehicle production. The latest has a 16% lower production now than in November.

Despite the disappointing numbers of the first quarter, we see strong demand and new orders. The demands will result in solid growth and global economic recovery.