German HCOB Services PMI Final (Feb) 53.5 vs. Exp. 53.4 (Prev. 53.4, Rev. From 52.4, Low. 53.4, High. 53.4)
The final reading of Germany's HCOB Services PMI for February printed slightly above expectations, indicating a positive shift in new business growth, particularly from abroad.
EU HCOB Services PMI Final (Feb) 51.9 vs. Exp. 51.8 (Prev. 51.8, Rev. From 51.6, Low. 51.8, High. 52.2)
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German HCOB Services PMI Final (Feb) 53.5 vs. Exp. 53.4 (Prev. 53.4, Rev. From 52.4, Low. 53.4, High. 53.4)
French HCOB Services PMI Final (Feb) 49.6 vs. Exp. 49.6 (Prev. 49.6, Rev. From 48.4, Low. 49.6, High. 49.7)
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- "The prospects for continued expansion are good, as new business grew more strongly than in the previous month, supported by large orders and a noticeable increase in new work from abroad."
- “Costs in the service sector continue to rise quite rapidly. In addition to higher wages, companies cite increased energy and transport costs as the reason for this. However, they were only able to pass on a smaller portion of these cost increases to their customers."
However, rising costs in the service sector pose inflationary pressures, which could impact future pricing strategies and overall economic growth in the Eurozone. Traders should monitor how this affects the EUR and broader market sentiment regarding European growth.
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