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23 January 2025

Eurozone Countries Outlook 2025: Europe’s running out of road

The continent is facing extreme difficulties. The can it's been kicking for years is rapidly running out of road. Europe needs to change, fast

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Eurozone Quarterly

Europe’s running out of road

Europe is facing profound economic and social challenges

Eurozone Quarterly

Germany

Germany: how to make the economy great again

Germany's February elections will decide on the fate of the economy for the next few years

Eurozone Quarterly

France

France: political uncertainty will weigh on the economy

The French economy is expected to face significant challenges in 2025. GDP growth is projected to slow.

Eurozone Quarterly

Italy

Italy: Moderate growth in an uncertain environment

We expect moderate growth for Italy in 2025 in an uncertain environment

Eurozone Quarterly

Spain

Spain: sustained growth amid shifting drivers

Spain has emerged as a key driver of economic growth in the eurozone. We expect this to continue in 2025

Eurozone Quarterly

The Netherlands

The Netherlands: relying on domestic demand amid supply challenges

Dutch GDP is expected to expand by a moderate 1.3% in 2025, mainly driven by consumption

Eurozone Quarterly

Belgium

Belgium: searching for a glimmer of hope amid weak growth

Belgian's economy is set to grow at a sluggish pace in 2025

Eurozone Quarterly

Austria

Austria: bleak outlook amid political and economic crises

Austria’s economic crisis was compounded by a political crisis, potentially worsening the economic situation

Eurozone Quarterly

Greece

Greece: another year of growth overperformance in sight

Greece should continue to outperform the eurozone average this year as it did in 2024

Eurozone Quarterly

Portugal

Portugal: growth pickup after a challenging year

After a challenging 2024, the Portuguese economy is expected to improve in 2025

Eurozone house prices back at their peak, but pace of growth will slow in 2025

Eurozone Quarterly

Real estate

Eurozone house prices back at their peak, but pace of growth will slow in 2025

A weakening labour market and minimal improvement in affordability are likely to slow the speed of recovery in the eurozone housing market

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Report Eurozone Quarterly

Report: Europe’s running out of road

2025 is a make-it-or-break-it moment for Europe