European Industry Just Beat Expectations With A Tiny Bit Of Growth
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REUTERS/Denis Charlet
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Industrial production in the eurozone has not even recovered to levels recorded in 2010, let alone levels recorded before the financial crisis began.
Output is still down by about 10% in comparison to where it was just before the crisis hit.
Analysts were expecting no rise or fall in production from October to November, but a 0.8% contraction year-on-year, with the stagnant continent still failing to record any real or significant growth.
Take a look at how stagnant industry has been in Europe:
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