BRUSSELS: Official figures show that industrial output across the 19-country eurozone fell by a monthly 0.8 percent in February, but the sector remains on course to boost quarterly growth across the region.
The decline reported by Eurostat was in line with expectations and was largely due to a sharp decline in production of non-durable consumer goods and energy.
All four of the eurozone’s top economies — Germany, France, Italy and Spain — recorded monthly output falls.
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