Eurozone services slow, demand steadies

The growth of the services sector in the Eurozone slowed in August to its lowest level in two months, with the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) recording 51.6 points compared to 51.7 in July. Despite this slowdown, domestic demand continued to support activity, although rising costs and inflation may prompt the European Central Bank to tighten monetary policy. Meanwhile, the overall economic performance in the region remains resilient, with the private sector continuing to expand and demand for manufactured goods improving. Spain and Italy experienced the largest growth during August, and the manufacturing sector accelerated after a period of weakness.

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