Euro Area Services Production

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Next Release(s): December 5th, 2025 5:00 AM

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Euro area services production declined -0.2% MoM in July 2025 (after -0.1% in June), while annual growth eased to +1.2% YoY; EU output fell -0.1% MoM but remained stronger at +1.8% YoY.
- In the euro area, transportation & storage and information & communication both rose +0.6% MoM, partially offsetting declines in real estate (-1.2%), accommodation & food (-0.5%), professional services (-0.4%), and administrative support (-0.4%).
- In the EU, similar trends were observed: transportation & storage (+1.1%) and information & communication (+0.7%) gained, while real estate (-1.5%) and accommodation & food (-0.7%) weighed on the headline.
- Member States: Luxembourg (+9.4%), Belgium (+2.1%), and Romania (+1.9%) posted the largest monthly increases, while Slovakia (-1.8%), Estonia (-1.4%), and Slovenia (-1.0%) saw the sharpest declines.
- On a YoY basis, euro area growth was led by information & communication (+3.9%), followed by transportation & storage (+1.2%), accommodation & food (+1.2%), and administrative services (+1.1%); real estate (-0.9%) and professional services (-0.1%) declined.
- In the EU, information & communication (+4.5%), transportation & storage (+2.5%), and administrative services (+1.3%) led gains, while real estate (-1.3%) was the only major drag.
- Country breakdown (YoY): Greece (+15.8%), Lithuania (+11.1%), and Denmark (+9.0%) saw the largest annual increases, while Luxembourg (-44.0%), Austria (-1.3%), and Slovakia (-0.6%) recorded declines.
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Euro area services production declined -0.1% MoM in June 2025 (after +0.3% in May), while annual growth accelerated to +2.9% YoY; EU output showed the same -0.1% MoM drop but rose +3.3% YoY.
- In the euro area, June MoM gains came from information & communication (+0.2%), real estate (+0.1%), and transport & storage (+0.1%), while declines were seen in accommodation & food (-0.6%), professional services (-0.2%), and administrative services (-0.1%).
- In the EU, information & communication (+0.4%) and administrative services (+0.1%) rose, while transport & storage (-0.2%), accommodation & food (-0.7%), and real estate (-0.1%) fell; professional services were flat.
- By country, Greece (+2.8% MoM), Estonia (+2.3%), and Poland (+1.3%) posted the largest gains, while Luxembourg (-11.8%), Denmark (-2.8%), and Latvia (-1.2%) recorded the steepest declines.
- On a YoY basis, euro area services saw broad growth: information & communication (+5.4%), professional services (+3.5%), real estate (+2.7%), accommodation & food (+2.3%), transport (+2.0%), and administrative services (+1.9%).
- EU YoY growth was similar, led by information & communication (+5.5%) and professional services (+3.5%), while transport (+3.5%) and real estate (+2.9%) also made strong contributions.
- Among Member States, Greece (+24.0% YoY), Denmark (+15.2%), and Estonia (+9.9%) led annual growth, while Luxembourg (-41.7%), Malta (-3.2%), and Austria (-1.1%) saw contractions.
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Euro area services production rose +0.2% MoM in May 2025, partially recovering from a -0.3% MoM decline in April, while annual growth accelerated to +2.1% YoY (from +0.7% in April).
- Information & communication led monthly gains at +1.2% MoM, followed by real estate (+0.4%) and admin services (+0.4%).
- Transportation & storage fell -1.1% MoM, while accommodation & food services declined -0.3% MoM.
- On a YoY basis, information & communication surged +5.6%, and real estate rose +2.1%.
- Transportation & storage was the only sector down YoY in the euro area (-0.1%).
- Greece (+12.9% YoY), Lithuania (+8.9%), and Estonia (+7.6%) posted the strongest annual gains; Romania (-11.4%) and Denmark (-10.0%) saw sharp declines.
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Euro area services production fell -0.3% MoM, the largest MoM decline since June 2024, causing annual growth to slow to just 0.7% YoY in April, down from 2.5% YoY in March.
- Accommodation & food services output increased 1.1% MoM.
- Smaller gains were seen in transport & storage (0.4% MoM) and professional activities (0.2% MoM).
- These were offset by declines in information & communication (-1.9% MoM), real estate (-0.5% MoM), and admin & support services (-0.4% MoM).
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