Rise 1.4% recorded the GDP her Eurozone The second quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year, according to Eurostat preliminary data.
In the European Union (EU) the annual GDP growth stood at 1.5%, marginally higher than the eurozone, confirming the stabilization of economic activity despite persistent challenges.
On a quarterly basis, that is, compared to the first quarter of the year, the eurozone economy rose by 0.1%, while the EU increased by 0.2%. The figures show small but positive dynamic, with large economies recording limited fluctuations and region member states showing a heterogeneous image.
Eurostat is expected to publish the detailed data of the individual countries in the coming weeks, which will illuminate the sectors and markets that supported growth. Analysts estimate that consumption remains sluggish, while investment and exports play a larger role in the retention of deceleration.