The eurozone’s industrial output increased unexpectedly in June, despite sluggish production in the bloc’s largest economies.
Total production rose 0.5% in June compared with the previous month, data from European Union statistics body Eurostat showed Wednesday. This defied an expected monthly decline of 0.6%, per economists polled by The Wall Street Journal. Compared with the same month a year ago, production was down 1.2% in June, better than the expected 4.2% slump.
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