Europe

Article Abstract:

There is increasing household optimism in Europe, despite a drop in business confidence. Businesses are concerned about European export performance and the end of a restocking cycle, which is affecting companies involved in intermediate goods. Consumers have benefited from low unemployment and higher real wages. Growth rates for countries involved in European monetary union look set to drop in 1999. Meanwhile, interest rates have been cut by the European Central Bank.

Gross Domestic Product, European Union, Western Europe, Economic indicators

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Europe

Article Abstract:

The graphs showing Eurozone's GDP growth, inflation, and purchasing managers' indices are presented. The GDP in this region is expected to rise by 0.5% in 2003 and 1.6% in 2004.

Economic forecasting, Growth, Company growth

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Europe

Article Abstract:

Indications of a strong euro status in Europe are presented. The up market conditions would encourage service sectors to increase employment and recruit workers.

Economic conditions, Euro (Currency), Labor market, Labour market, Euro currency transition

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