Eurozone: Downside risks for industry grow after war shock – ING

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ING’s Bert Colijn notes that Eurozone industrial production rose just 0.4% in February versus January, leaving output below most of 2025 levels. He highlights that higher energy prices and the Middle East war are set to weigh further on energy‑intensive industry and investment.

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/ Eurozone industrial production increased by only 0.4% in February, remaining below 2025 levels.
/ Higher energy prices and Middle East conflict are expected to negatively impact energy-intensive industries.
/ Future investment in the Eurozone's industrial sector may decline due to these factors.

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Eurozone: Downside risks for industry grow after war shock – ING

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