Category: Statistics (Eurostat)
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Trade Balance Tips Into the Red Across the Euro Area
Rotterdam: Through Europe’s largest port pass the goods that define the continent’s trade balance, and…
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Emissions Climb Slightly as Europe’s Economy Pulls Further Ahead
Essen: Europe’s economy pumped out more greenhouse gas late last year even as output expanded,…
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Factory Output Slips Across the Euro Area as Orders Weaken
Stuttgart: Europe’s factories opened the summer on the back foot, and the bloc’s statisticians have…
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Tourism Seasonality Packs a Third of EU Nights Into Two Months
Split: The crowds that clog this Adriatic port every August are not an accident of…
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Euro Area Debt Rises to 88.9 Percent With Greece on Top
Luxembourg: Eurostat pushed the euro area’s government debt back into the headlines on 21 July,…
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Tourism Nights Cluster in Summer as Platforms Gain Ground
Split: Europe’s summer crowds concentrate into a narrow window, and fresh Eurostat data show just…
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Euro Area Deficit Eases to 3.1 Percent as Spending Climbs
Europe’s public finances tightened only slightly at the start of 2026, and the new numbers…
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Euro Inflation Cools to 2.8 Percent as Energy Prices Stay High
Riga: Price pressures across the single currency area have eased again, offering households a modest…
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Factory Output Slips Again as Europe’s Industry Loses Momentum
Stuttgart: Europe’s factories lost ground again in the spring, a fresh sign that the continent’s…
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Goods Trade Deficit Returns as Europe’s Export Engine Cools Off
Luxembourg: Europe’s traders swung from comfortable surplus to outright shortfall over the past year, according…
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Government Debt Eases to 87.8 Percent in the Euro Area
Luxembourg: The euro area’s government debt pile edged lower at the turn of the year,…
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Euro-Area Inflation Eases to 2.8% as Energy Prices Cool
Price pressure across the euro area eased again in June, giving the European Central Bank…
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Falling Exports Tip Europe’s Goods Trade Into a Fresh Deficit
Luxembourg: Europe’s traders slipped into the red in the spring, as fresh figures from Eurostat…
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Jobless Rate Holds Near a Record Low as Fresh June Figures Loom
Ljubljana: Europe’s labour market keeps defying the gloom. The euro area jobless rate held at…
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Inflation Cools to 2.8% as Eurostat Confirms June Slowdown
Tallinn: Households from the Baltic to the Atlantic caught a rare piece of good news…
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Inflation Eases Across the Euro Area as Energy Costs Retreat
Luxembourg: Price rises are loosening their grip on the single currency bloc, and the latest…
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Tourism Nights Climb as Spain and Italy Draw the Crowds
Europe’s hotels, guesthouses and campsites started 2026 on a firm footing, with tourism nights climbing…
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Hospital Beds Thin Out Across Europe as Sweden Trails Far Behind
Copenhagen: Europe now counts roughly 507 hospital beds for every 100,000 people, according to figures…
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Jobless Rate Holds Firm While Regional Gaps Keep Widening
Athens: A decade after Greek joblessness became the byword for Europe’s debt crisis, the capital’s…
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Producer Prices Edge Higher Across Europe as Energy Costs Firm
The prices factories charge at the gate crept upward again in the spring, a quiet…
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Summer Crowds Expose How Lopsided Europe’s Tourism Has Become
Europe’s tourism seasonality has rarely looked starker. Fresh figures published on 7 July show that…
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Inflation Slows to 2.8 Percent Across the Euro Area in June
Ghent: Euro inflation eased again in June, with Eurostat’s flash estimate putting the annual rate…
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House Prices Keep Climbing Across Europe While Rents Follow Higher
Lisbon: When buyers chase apartments in Portugal’s capital, they pay steadily more each quarter, and…
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EU Population Nears 452 Million as Eurostat Maps 2026
The EU population has climbed to 452.0 million people at the start of 2026, according…