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Euro-zone Industrial Production (Apr.)

The increase in industrial output in April only partially reversed the decline in March and shows that the economic fallout from the Ukraine war is still holding back production. With survey data pointing to demand beginning to fall, we think manufacturing output will be a drag on growth for the rest of the year.

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