The next blow for the eurozone
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07 September 2025
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sentix Economic News
The new September data from the sentix economic index dashes hopes of an economic recovery. The overall value for the eurozone slipped by 5.5 points to -9.2. Both the current situation and future expectations are dete-riorating noticeably. This means that economic concerns are returning in full force. In Germany in particular, the downward trend is intensifying once again. The overall index lost 9.4 points and fell to -22.1 points there. There can therefore be no talk of a sustained improvement in sentiment in the largest economy in the eurozone. There are now also clear signs of a slowdown in the USA. Expectations have fallen to -10.8 points, while the current sit-uation is also showing signs of erosion at -0.3 points. The Asia region, including Japan, is currently proving to be a stabilising factor in the global picture. The data here remains comparatively robust and is making a decisive con-tribution to maintaining the pace of global economic growth for the time being.
Headlines of the month
- The September data from the "first mover" is a bitter disappointment for economic optimists: the sentix economic index for the eurozone falls significantly by 5.5 points to -9.2 points. Both the current situation and expectations have fallen. The current assessment has reached their lowest level since March 2025 and economic concerns are returning with a vengeance.
- There can no longer be any talk of a turnaround in sentiment in the German economy. The economic index for Germany slumps by 9.4 points to -22.1 points.
- The US economy is now also showing clearer signs of a slowdown. Expectations are falling to -10.8 points and the current situation is also eroding at -0.3 points. There is one ray of hope: the Asian region, including Japan, is proving to be a stabilising factor in the global trend. This means that the global economy is currently (still) able to maintain its pace of growth.
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