Eurozone economic activity continued to expand at a solid pace in August, reaching its strongest level since November 2025 for a second consecutive month, according to the final monthly business survey by S&P Global and Hamburg Commercial Bank. The latest data point to continued robust growth in the third quarter, with industrial activity strengthening and the services sector recovering from the initial impact of higher energy prices following the outbreak of the war in the Middle East.

Eurozone services growth eased to a two-month low in August, but resilient domestic demand and improving manufacturing activity kept overall private-sector growth steady.…

Eurozone economic activity continued to expand at a solid pace in August, reaching its strongest level since November 2025 for a second consecutive month, according to the final…