European Union Economic Statistics

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European Union Economic Statistics

Rates    Date Change
Deposit Facility Rate 0.25 Dec 14, 2011 -25.00 bps
EURIBOR Yield Curve     May 18, 2012  
Euro Over Night Index Average 0.320 May 17, 2012 -1.00 bps
Yield Curve     May 17, 2012  
LIBOR Yield Curve     May 10, 2012  
Marginal Lending Rate 1.75 Dec 14, 2011 -25.00 bps
Minimum Bid Rate 1.00 Dec 14, 2011 -25.00 bps
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Employment    Date Change
Annual Labour Cost Index 2.80 Q4 2011
Quarterly Employment (Change) -0.13 Q3 2011
Unemployment Rate 10.89 Mar 2012 +0.10 
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GDP    Date Change
Annual Gross Domestic Product (Change) 0.01 Q1 2012
Debt to GDP 63.1 Jan 2013 +0.48 %
Gross Domestic Product 2,147.00 Q1 2012 +0.02 %
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Business    Date Change
Monthly Industrial Production (Change) -0.30 Mar 2012
Monthly Retail Trade (Change) 0.48 Mar 2012
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Indices    Date Change
Annual Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices(Change) 2.60 Apr 2012
Annual Producer Price Index (Change) 3.32 Mar 2012
Consumer Price Index 116.01 Apr 2012 +0.47 %
ECB Effective Exchange Rate 98.01 May 18, 2012 +0.10 %
Producer Price Index 121.45 Mar 2012 +0.51 %
Quarterly Labour Cost Index (Change) 0.00 Q4
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International    Date Change
Current Account 361.00 Feb 2011 +2.27 %
Trade Balance 4.28 Mar 2012 +7.26 %
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Stocks    Date Change
Austria ATX Index 1,908.69 May 16, 2012 -0.07 %
Brussels Bel-20 Share Index 2,081.20 May 17, 2012 -1.07 %
DJ Euro Stoxx50 Euro Price 2,146.91 May 17, 2012 -1.31 %
France CAC-40 Index 3,011.99 May 17, 2012 -1.20 %
FTSE MIB Index 13,089.00 May 17, 2012 -1.47 %
Germany DAX Index 6,308.96 May 17, 2012 -1.18 %
Madrid General Index 661.92 May 17, 2012 -1.11 %
Netherlands AEX General Index 290.23 May 17, 2012 -1.61 %
NODOW - DJ NORWAY STOCK INDEX 327.41 May 17, 2012 -- 
OMX Stokholm 30 Index 986.94 May 17, 2012 -- 
Stockholm Affarsvarlden 192.82 Mar 31, 2009 +2.54 %
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The European Union (EU) ranks close to the United States as one of the largest economies in the world. Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Spain are the five prominent EU countries with the largest national economies. The EU was originally formed as a regional economic agreement among six countries: Germany, Luxembourg, France, Belgium, Italy and Netherlands. Over time, the EU has evolved to include 27 member states with more tightly integrated economies due to various initiatives to co-ordinate activities between member states.