Eurozone industrial production declined 0.3% in November on a monthly basis, the bloc's statistical office, Eurostat, said in its latest report on Monday. In the European Union, the figure stood at 0.2% in the same month.
Yearly, industrial output fell by 6.8% in the euro area and 5.8% in the European Union. While energy production and non-durable goods grew by 0.9% and 1.2% in November, respectively, durable goods, capital goods, and intermediate goods saw a monthly decline of 2%, 0.8%, and 0.6%, respectively.
By country, the most significant decline was registered in Greece, with a fall of 4.1%, and the largest expansion was recorded in Denmark, with 9.1%.