The euro zone’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) slipped from 58.7 in January to 58.2 in its final February reading, IHS Markit said on Tuesday. Analysts heard by Wall Street Journal predicted 58.4.
In a report to clients, the consultancy says that demand for eurozone products has advanced at the strongest pace since last August in the region.
She also states that inflation remained strong in the euro zone during the period analyzed.
*With information from Dow Jones Newswires
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