Eurozone November industrial production data is out, and the better-than-expected performance is worth noting. The year-on-year growth rate reached 2.5%, exceeding the expected 2.0%, and also rebounded from the previous value (previously 2.0%, revised from 1.7%). Monthly data also performed steadily, with a month-on-month increase of 0.7%, slightly above the expected 0.5% growth, continuing the previous pace of 0.8% (revised to 0.7%). The sustained recovery of industrial output sends positive signals about Europe's economic recovery, which is also relevant for the liquidity and risk appetite evolution in the digital asset market.
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WalletInspector
· 01-15 14:17
European industrial data is improving, it feels like a change is coming... Could it really be a rebound?
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MidnightTrader
· 01-15 14:14
European industrial data is warming up. Is this a good sign? Or just another prelude to harvesting profits again?
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GmGnSleeper
· 01-15 14:10
European industrial data is picking up, this time is really different... Is liquidity about to change?
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StablecoinGuardian
· 01-15 14:07
European industrial data improves, and on-chain liquidity is expected to heat up? Keep an eye on Bitcoin and Ethereum's reactions.
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MevTears
· 01-15 14:05
European industrial data is so strong? Could it really rebound? Keep a close eye on this wave of liquidity changes.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 01-15 14:00
European industrial data exceeded expectations again, this time it's really not just a false impression, with a month-on-month increase of 2.5% definitely.
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Wait, can this data hold up? Or is it going to plunge again?
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As for the industrial recovery signals, it depends on how the Fed acts; otherwise, good numbers on paper are useless.
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2.5% looks pretty good, but compared to Asia, it's still a bit lacking.
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Continuous recovery? Don't celebrate too early, we all know the routine of Europe's situation.
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Regarding digital assets, it's definitely worth paying attention. If liquidity improves, there might be opportunities later.
Eurozone November industrial production data is out, and the better-than-expected performance is worth noting. The year-on-year growth rate reached 2.5%, exceeding the expected 2.0%, and also rebounded from the previous value (previously 2.0%, revised from 1.7%). Monthly data also performed steadily, with a month-on-month increase of 0.7%, slightly above the expected 0.5% growth, continuing the previous pace of 0.8% (revised to 0.7%). The sustained recovery of industrial output sends positive signals about Europe's economic recovery, which is also relevant for the liquidity and risk appetite evolution in the digital asset market.