Euro zone businesses perform better than expected in February as manufacturing bounces back, PMI shows - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivgFBVV95cUxNMWxYVEN0dk9lYmZpSXZKVHZzYTRXTHlPRXMxMGktOUdIMy1yd2hNMVJtNDhHUHlLdTJmazBGMVhIZEw5Rko5MUxMclFWYVRYTlNyUE9JTXpCUTJseV9EbTRwNkpaYUU0aDdXdFFTUjNPaGoxcnZCdXRZSjRoWTR2THFLNlVDcGlTRldBYWlGcUF4RmNSTmN0X1dmbGVsQlBid0FybnhQUDdKbm42WlVjam4tdGlzWF9FekFEQWhB?oc=5" target="_blank">Euro zone businesses perform better than expected in February as manufacturing bounces back, PMI shows</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Eurozone manufacturing returned to expansion in February, reaching its strongest level since June 2022, with the manufacturing PMI rising to 50.8 points.

Eurozone business activity expanded at its fastest pace in three months during February, with the manufacturing sector showing particular strength, according to flash PMI survey data released by S&P Global.

The Eurozone's February flash services PMI was 51.8, slightly below the expected 51.9, indicating continued growth in the services sector, though at a marginally slower pace than anticipated.

Euro zone business activity accelerated faster than forecast in February, with manufacturing returning to growth for the first time since October, according to the HCOB Flash Eurozone Composite PMI.

Euro zone business activity accelerated faster than forecast in February, with manufacturing returning to growth for the first time since October, according to a survey.

Euro zone business activity accelerated in February, with manufacturing returning to growth for the first time since October, according to the HCOB Flash Eurozone Composite PMI.

Germany's private sector saw business activity growth accelerate to a four-month high in February, driven by improved performance in services and the first manufacturing expansion in over three-and-a-half years, a survey showed on Friday.