Eurozone manufacturing sees 2nd successive monthly output rise in Apr
The eurozone’s manufacturing sector posted a second successive monthly increase in output during April this year, according to S&P Global Ratings. New orders continued to fall, but there was a near-stabilisation of demand as the rate of contraction slowed further. Export markets were the principal drag on sales performances. Manufacturers in the bloc preferred to trim headcounts.
The eurozone’s manufacturing sector posted a second successive monthly increase in output during April this year, according to S&P Global Ratings.
New orders continued to fall, but there was a near-stabilisation of demand as the rate of contraction slowed further.
Export markets were the principal drag on sales performances.
Manufacturers in the bloc preferred to trim headcounts.
