ユーロ圏諸国では2012年7月ー9月の経済成長率はー0'1%で、景気後退に突入
La economía de la zona euro cae un 0,1% y entra en recesión en el tercer trimestre
El retroceso entre julio y septiembre mejora la previsión de los expertos del 0,2%
El conjunto de los Veintisiete crece un 0,1%
Francia y Alemania suben un 0,2%. Los países del sur lastran los resultados de la región
El País Madrid 15 NOV 2012 - 12:14
The euro zone economy fell 0.1% in recession in the third quarter
The decline between July and September enhances experts forecast 0.2%
The set of growing Twenty 0.1%
France and Germany rose by 0.2%. Hinder Southern countries of the region results
The Country Madrid 15 NOV 2012 - 12:14 CET
The euro area economy back into recession after the crisis of 2009, with a fall of 0.1% of gross domestic product (GDP), as announced on Thursday the European institute of statistics (Eurostat). Southern countries weighed on the results of the region, following the implementation of austerity measures by their governments.
The data slightly better forecasts of economists, who pointed to a decline of 0.2%, in line with the continuous decline since late 2011, interrupted only by the stagnation of the first installment of this year.
Italy's GDP contracted by 0.2% and 0.3% of Spain
In the European Union as a whole, however, the GDP grows 0.1%, rebounding from the negative results of the second quarter (-0.2%). The red numbers in the eurozone also spread the Japanese economy, which fell by 0.9%, while the U.S. is up 0.5%.
The worse results in both areas compared to the same period last year, with a decline to 0.6% among the 17 members of the single currency and 0.4% among member countries. The European Commission also slows recovery hopes for next year. The economy of the region, according to projections presented last week, will not grow back until the last quarter of 2013 and Spain will be the last country to leave the recession behind.
France and Germany grew slightly
The slight rise in the economies of France and Germany can not avoid the red in the euro area as a whole. The GDP of the two countries grew by 0.2% in the third quarter of this year in both cases, as reported on Thursday the respective national statistical offices.
The quarterly results of the leading European economy does not contradict what was predicted by analysts, who, however, announce that this growth will continue over time and forecast a contraction in the year-end.
moreAusterity aggravates the recession in Greece and PortugalSpain moderates his fall after a minor decline in consumption
As for France, following the downward revision of the results of the second quarter (-0.1%), the progress of their economy improves forecasts of the central body, which anticipated a stalemate between July and September and the Bank France had announced that the country will go into recession at the end of the year, with a fall in GDP of 0.1% in the fourth quarter. The foreign trade balance was positive by 0.3 percentage points, with exports up 0.5% and household consumption by 0.3%, while imports fell 0.6%. Industrial production recovered (+0.4%) of the sharp fall in investment last September and fell 0.2% after a 0.5% in the previous quarter.
In most member countries the results are encouraging, especially in the south. The smaller decline in consumption moderated the decline of the Spanish economy, where GDP fell by 0.3% during the third quarter (1.6% compared with the same period last year), following the entry into force of the rise VAT.
Following the announcement of Greece and Portugal, which yesterday reported a fall of 7.2% and 3.4%, respectively, Italy also today reported its results. Its GDP recorded a decline of 0.2% compared to the previous quarter, which increased to 2.4% in annual terms. The slight increase in industry fails to offset sharp declines in agriculture and services, although the slope of decline improved forecasts for the full year.
The Netherlands recorded a higher than expected decline (-1.1%) and Austria shrank by 0.1%, while the Baltic republics were the only countries to record gains above 1% (Estonia and Latvia grew respectively 1.7% and Lithuania 1.3%).
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