The Eurozone Quarterly: Caught between stagnation, transition and geopolitics

What shape is the eurozone economy really in? What are the pain points, and where are the opportunities? From Berlin to Brussels, Amsterdam to Athens, our team has the answers in January's Eurozone Quarterly

In this bundle

The eurozone: Caught between stagnation, transition and geopolitics

There are some bright spots in the eurozone, but you've got to look carefully

Germany

Germany: Another year of stagnation and political turbulence

The risk that 2024 will be another year of recession is high for Germany

France

France: We’re expecting weak and below-consensus growth numbers

Moderation in everything sums up France's outlook for 2024

Italy

Italy: Exit from stagnation looks set to be slow

An Italian recovery may take a while

Spain

Spain: Whisper it! A Spanish recovery may already be happening

Services remain strong but Spanish industry is worrisome

Eurozone Quarterly

The Netherlands

The Netherlands: From stagnation to modest expansion

Dutch economic prospects are relatively encouraging

Belgium

Belgium: Defying the laws of economics

Something interesting's going on with Belgium's economy

Austria

Austria: Economic weakness sets the scene for this election year

Consumer confidence in Austria is recovering, but industry sentiment is bleak

Greece

Greece: Getting ready for a rebound

The Greek economy looks set to outperform most eurozone peers

Portugal

Portugal: Starting 2024 on a weaker footing after tourism recovery falters

One of the big drivers of last year's growth is likely to contribute less.

Ireland

Ireland: The engines stuttered in 2023 but the potential remains strong

It's doubtful Ireland can fulfil its true economic potential

Finland

Finland: Eurozone headwinds hit harder in Finland

Finland's been one of the worst performing eurozone countries