- Prior was +0.4%
- GDP Y/Y +1.5% vs +1.6% expected
- Prior was +2.0%; revised to 1.9%
Growth was driven roughly equally by industry and the services sector. On the expenditure side, both consumption and investment provided a positive impulse.
Growth was driven roughly equally by industry and the services sector. On the expenditure side, both consumption and investment provided a positive impulse.
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