Euro-area industrial output falls again in August 2026
Eurostat estimates show euro-area industrial production down 0.5% in August from July and 1.1% year on year, with non-durable consumer goods leading the monthly decline.
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Eurostat's first estimates show euro-area industrial production fell 0.5% in August 2026 from July, following a 0.3% July decline. Year on year, output dropped 1.1%. Non-durable consumer goods led the monthly fall, while capital goods and durable consumer goods rose.
Euro-area industrial output falls again in August 2026 ↗Eurostat estimates show euro-area industrial production down 0.5% in August from July and 1.1% year on year, with non-durable consumer goods leading the monthly decline.
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