Better-than-expected rebound in November for the industrial production of the Eurozone, driven by the spurt of Germany. In comparison with the previous month, the figure increased byPresent in several = 1,8%, after two consecutive push-ups. According to Eurostat, in comparison on an annual basis, production jumped by as much as 3%, against +0,5% the previous month.
If in absolute terms the strongest monthly increase is the +11,7% recorded by theIreland, the most significant data appears to be +2,4% of Germany, the leading economy in the euro area, which for months has once again seemed to be oriented towards a recovery with which it tends to distance itself from the rest of the monetary union.
In Italy, reports Eurostat, industrial production grew by a limited 0,3% from the previous month (data similar to the one provided today by Istat), while in France marked a +1,4% and in Spain + 1%.
