In February, the Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) remained
broadly unchanged in both the euro area (+0.1 points to 108.0) and the
EU (+0.3 points to 108.91). Broadly flat euro area sentiment resulted
from higher industry, services and construction confidence, on the one
hand, and lower consumer and retail trade confidence on the other hand.
Amongst the largest euro area economies, the ESI rose in Spain (+1.3)
and France (+1.1), while it remained broadly unchanged in Italy (+0.2)
and the Netherlands (+0.1) and decreased only in Germany (0.8). The
marginally better outcome for the EU ESI (+0.3) resulted from markedly
improved sentiment in the largest noneuro area EU economy, the UK
(+2.3), which was partly offset by the deterioration of the ESI in
Poland (0.7). While industry, services, and construction confidence
improved in line with the euro area, EU confidence in the retail trade
and financial services sectors improved slightly. Finally, the decrease
in EU consumer confidence was less marked than in the euro area.
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