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Last refreshed 20 Oct 2026 · 16:52 UTC+3

Euro area · Macro overview

GDP growth% y/y
0.9
2026 Q2+0.5 pp vs prior
Headline inflation% y/y
3.8
Sept 2026+0.5 pp vs prior
Unemployment%
6.4
Aug 20260.0 pp vs prior
Consumer confidencebalance
-13.1
Dec 2025 · older input-0.3 pts vs prior
10-year bond yield%
3.9
Sept 2026+0.3 pp vs prior

GDP growth

Real output, year-on-year · %

Open nowcast
ObservedSG-LassoShaded: indicative 80% range
Target periodEstimate80% rangeRevision, pp
2026Q3Awaiting GDP release0.9%-0.6 to 2.50.0
2026Q4Current period1.4%-0.8 to 3.60.0
2027Q1Next period1.6%0.1 to 3.00.0

Consumer price inflation

HICP, year-on-year · %

Open nowcast
ObservedSG-LassoShaded: indicative 80% range
Target periodEstimate80% rangeRevision, pp
2026-10Current period2.6%2.1 to 3.10.0
2026-11Next period2.6%2.1 to 3.10.0
2026-122 months ahead2.5%1.7 to 3.40.0
2027-013 months ahead2.2%1.2 to 3.20.0

Activity monitor

Latest observations and scheduled source releases

All indicators
IndicatorPeriodLatestChange, ptsNext release / decisionRecent observations
Industrial production% y/yMay 2026-1.2-1.616 Nov 2026
Retail sales volume% y/yAug 20260.9+0.16 Nov 2026
Construction output volume% y/yJul 2026-2.4-0.619 Nov 2026
Industrial confidencebalanceDec 2025-9.0+0.329 Oct 2026
Services confidencebalanceDec 20255.6-0.229 Oct 2026
Construction confidencebalanceDec 2025-1.3+0.329 Oct 2026
Consumer confidencebalanceDec 2025-13.1-0.329 Oct 2026
Unemployment%Aug 20266.40.030 Oct 2026
ECB deposit facility rate% p.a.17 Oct 20262.50.029 Oct 2026

Source: Eurostat, ECFIN and ECB statistics. The ECB date is its next monetary-policy decision. National publications and warehouse updates may occur separately.

Regional comparison

Latest observed value · period shown below

IndicatorFinlandEuro area
GDP, % y/y1.42026 Q20.92026 Q2
HICP, % y/y2.7Sept 20263.8Sept 2026
Unemployment, %9.9Aug 20266.4Aug 2026
ECONOMIC REPORT 03 OCT 2026

Growth rebounds. Inflation tests resilience.

The GDP rebound is led by net exports, with Irish volatility amplifying the aggregate. Household consumption grows, but rising energy inflation raises the financing hurdle.

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