Portugal

Eurostat confirms a 1.3% increase in the GDP of the Eurozone, while the French economy contracts by 0.1%.

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Briefings

Eurostat confirmed a 1.3% growth in the Eurozone's third quarter, with France contracting 0.1%. Portugal recorded the highest single-month growth at 2.4%, while Ireland and Poland led at 3.6%. Employment remained stable with a 0.4% monthly increase. Data covers July-September 2026, with quarterly comparisons available.

Key points

• Eurostat confirmed the Eurozone's third-quarter GDP growth as 1.3% (homologous) and 0.4% (chain), with France contracting 0.1%.

Context

This report provides the latest quarterly GDP data for the Eurozone, highlighting significant variation across member states and contrasting European performance with U.S. growth.

Limitations

Data covers only July-September 2026; quarterly comparisons are available but chain comparisons are not. Employment figures are stable with no regional differences reported.

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