15.12.202510:05:08UTC+00Eurozone Industrial Growth at 5-Month High

In October 2025, industrial production within the Eurozone experienced a notable increase of 0.8% compared to the previous month, representing the most significant rise since May 2025. This uptick, which aligns with market expectations, followed a more modest increase of 0.2% in the prior month. The growth was widespread across various sectors, with durable consumer goods rising by 2.0%, non-durable consumer goods up by 1.2%, energy increasing by 1.1%, capital goods advancing by 0.5%, and intermediate goods climbing by 0.3%.

Among the major economies within the Eurozone, production rose in Germany by 1.4%, in Ireland by a substantial 4.0%, in Spain by 0.9%, in the Netherlands by 0.3%, and in France by 0.2%. Conversely, production declines were observed in Italy, where it dropped by 1.0%, in Belgium, which saw a decrease of 3.4%, and in Sweden, which experienced a significant decline of 6.5%.

On a year-over-year basis, industrial production increased by 2.0% in October, marking a five-month peak. This figure represents an acceleration from the 1.2% growth observed in September and surpasses the forecasted growth rate of 1.9%.