🚀 Analysts Say ECB Unlikely to Cut Rates Soon Despite Weak Eurozone Outlook
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Key TakeawaysPansen Macro analyst Claus Vistesen expects the European Central Bank (ECB) to maintain current interest rates in the coming months.Despite sluggish growth, eurozone GDP is projected to rise 0.1% in Q3, slightly above ECB’s own forecast.The ECB reportedly views the current slowdown as temporary, mainly due to weaker manufacturing output.The European Central Bank (ECB) is unlikely to cut interest rates in the near term, even as the eurozone economy shows signs of stagnation, according to Claus Vistesen, an analyst at Pansen Macro.Vistesen told Jinshi Data that the ECB appears cautious about easing monetary policy too quickly, noting that policymakers still view current weakness as temporary rather than structural.According to Pansen Macro estimates, eurozone GDP could edge up by 0.1% in the third quarter, reflecting marginal growth after months of sluggish industrial activity and subdued consumer demand.“This outlook is actually more optimistic than the ECB’s own projection,” Vistesen said, adding that the central bank likely attributes the slowdown to a sharp drop in manufacturing output, not a broader economic collapse.#ECB #rates #eurozone #GDP #growth #monetarypolicy #manufacturing #output #PansenMacro #Vistesen #JinshiData
🚀 UK Construction Output Declines by 0.2% in January, Slightly Below Expectations
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The UK's construction output for January showed a year-on-year decline of 0.2%, according to recent data. According to Jin10, this figure fell short of the anticipated 0.1% decrease and follows a previous decline of 0.3%. The construction sector's performance is closely watched as it reflects broader economic trends and can impact related industries. The slight underperformance compared to expectations may prompt analysts to reassess their forecasts for the coming months.#UK #construction #output #decline #economy #January #expectations #data #analysts
🚀 UK Manufacturing Output Rises Slightly in January
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The UK's manufacturing output for January showed a modest increase of 0.1%, falling short of the anticipated 0.2% growth. According to Jin10, this follows a previous decline of 0.50% in December. The data suggests a slow recovery in the manufacturing sector, which has been facing challenges due to economic uncertainties. Analysts had expected a stronger rebound, but the figures indicate that the sector is still struggling to regain momentum. The slight growth reflects ongoing pressures from supply chain disruptions and fluctuating demand. As the UK navigates these challenges, the manufacturing industry remains a critical component of the country's economic landscape.#UK #Manufacturing #Output #EconomicRecovery #SupplyChain #IndustrialGrowth #UKEconomy