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Attenuation in economic expansion continues into May Thursday 21 June 2007
The latest value of the EuroCOIN™ indicator released by the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) shows:
CEPR's EuroCOIN update for May points to a further attenuation in the pace of economic expansion, confirming the signals of the last few months. While the underlying pace of recovery is still sustained, economic activity is not foreseen to accelerate in the near future.
EuroCOIN still points to an annual growth rate above 2% for euro area GDP (free of short run variation).
With the current update, revisions of previously published data have been negligible. The overall indicator weights signals coming from different macroeconomics variables. Positive signals stem mainly from industrial production and survey variables.
EuroCOIN figures from February 2007 are based on incomplete data and may be subject to revision. The next EuroCOIN will be released on July 25
Quarterly changes in the cyclical component of euro area GDP measured in percentage points
Who produces the Indicator? EuroCOIN is produced monthly by CEPR and
constructed by a team of academic researchers associated with CEPR.
The members of the
EuroCOIN team are:
Filippo Altissimo (Banca d'Italia and CEPR),
Antonio Bassanetti (Banca d'Italia),
Riccardo Christadoro
(Banca d'Italia),
Mario Forni (Universita di Modena and CEPR),
Marc Hallin (ECARES, Universite Libre de Bruxelles),
Marco Lippi (Universita di Roma),
Giovanni Veronese (Banca d'Italia). Contact Information:
The Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR):
CEPR was founded in 1983, with the belief that policy decisions
should be informed by sound economic analysis, based on fundamental theory.
CEPR’s network of nearly 700 affiliated researchers, comprising the top
economists in Europe and beyond, collaborate through the Centre to conduct
research on issues affecting the European economy. CEPR secures and administers
funding grants for researcher projects, and disseminates their results.
The Centre’s wide-ranging research includes open economy macroeconomics,
international trade, financial economics, labour economics, industrial
organization, public policy, and economic institutions.
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