Express News | Former deputy governor of the Central Bank of Ireland: European Central Bank may cut interest rates in September.
Express News | European Central Bank: Consumer inflation expectations remained stable in June, and there was no slowdown for the first time since the beginning of the year.
Express News | Nigel: If the data remains normal, the European Central Bank should have the ability to cut interest rates.
France's Gloomier Business Is Cause for Concern -- Market Talk
Germany Returns as Eurozone's Problem Child -- Market Talk
Eurozone's Annual M3 Money Supply Up 2.2% in June
German Business Sentiment Darkens as Clouds Continue to Gather
German IFO Business Climate Index Drops to 87.0 in July Vs. 88.9 Expected
French Business Climate Darkens in July
Eurozone Short-End Government Bonds Look Supported by Rate-Cut Expectations -- Market Talk
Weak Start to Q3 From Eurozone PMIs Doesn't Bode Well for Recovery, Says ABN Amro
Express News | Market analysis: The European Central Bank's economic recovery forecast is untimely.
EUR: Third Best Performing G10 Currency in the Year to Date – Rabobank
Euro Area PMIs Diminish Hopes for Swift Recovery – Commerzbank
Eurozone Survey Data Dashes Hope of Swift Recovery -- Market Talk
Express News | KaiTou Macro: PMI data has little impact, European Central Bank tends to cut interest rates in September.
July PMIs Point to a Very Sluggish Eurozone Recovery
French Stalemate, Listless German Industry Weigh on Eurozone Economy -- 2nd Update
Eurozone Private Sector Comes Closer to Stagnation in July Amid Worsening Manufacturing Performance
The eurozone's July manufacturing PMI preliminary value is 45.6, lower than expected.
On July 24, Globallianz reported that the Eurozone's manufacturing PMI for July was 45.6, lower than the expected 46.1 and the previous value of 45.8; the services PMI for July was 51.9, lower than the expected 53 and the previous value of 52.8; and the composite PMI for July was 50.1, lower than the expected 51.1 and the previous value of 50.9.