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Eurozone Business Activity Increases at Fastest Rate in 16 Months

23 September 2025
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Eurozone Business Activity Increases at Fastest Rate in 16 Months
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In September, business activity in the euro area rose to its fastest pace in 16 months, driven by growth in Germany, while France experienced its sharpest contraction since April due to political instability. The HCOB flash Eurozone Purchasing Managers’ index increased to 51.2, with Germany showing solid output growth and France facing weak demand and hiring challenges amid ongoing political deadlock.

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