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Friday 30 August 2013 5:04 am

Eurozone confidence thumps forecasts despite stagnant unemployment

By: Peter Spence

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Eurozone consumer confidence has come in very strong in August, with the main indicator at a healthier -16 from -17.4 (-16.5 expected).

That's despite a flat unemployment rate posted for the same month.

Economic sentiment too looked decidedly better, rising from 92.5 to 95.2 (93.0 expected). Business climate is up to -0.2 from -0.53 (-0.35 expected).

Eurozone more confident, but inflation lower and unemployment still stubbornly high #eur #ecbratecutconundrum

— Mike van Dulken (@Accendo_Mike) August 30, 2013

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