In the chain variation, industrial production increased 2.2% in Portugal in October compared to September, which is the fifth highest rise among the Member States of the European Union (EU).
In both comparisons, both monthly and annual, values October mean a return to the slopes after the September falls.
Overall, in October from the same month, industrial production increased 0.7% in the 18 countries of the euro area and 0.8% in the 28 EU. Already face to September, industrial production increased 0.1% in both the euro area and in the EU total.
In the monthly comparison, there were the highest variations of industrial production in Ireland (9%), Lithuania (5%), Greece (2.5%) and Slovenia (2.4%) and the largest decreases in Hungary (- 2.7%) and France and Holland (0.9% each).
In annual terms, Ireland (38.8%), Romania and Slovenia (3.9% each) were the United States to register the highest rates, while Denmark, Italy (-3%) and the Netherlands (14%) the lower.
Even the 2nd data released today by the official office of European statistics, the monthly variation, the increase in industrial production of 0.7% in the euro area is justified by the improvement of 3.7% in non-durable consumer goods, 1, 4% in the production of capital goods and 0.2% in durable goods, while production of intermediate goods decreased 0.4% and 2.5% of energy.
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