Estonia GDP Growth Rate YoY
Over 71% of Estonia's gross domestic product (GDP) comes from the service sector, with 25% coming from industry and 4% coming from agriculture. The most important sectors of the Estonian economy are: real estate, rental and letting, and business services (which account for 21% of GDP); the processing industry (15%); commerce (14%); transportation, warehousing, and communications (which account for 10% of GDP); and construction (which accounts for 7% of GDP). Among the expenditure components of the GDP, household consumption is the most important, accounting for 52% of the country's total use. Gross fixed capital formation (25%, one of the highest rates among EU nations) and government expenditure is the next most important components (20%). Exports of products and services account for 84% of GDP, while imports account for 81%, resulting in a net addition of 3% to the total GDP of the country.
A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the EUR while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the EUR.
Forex Sentiment (EUR)
| Symbol | Community Trend (Shorts vs Longs) | Symbol Popularity | Avg. Short Price / Distance From Price | Avg. Long Price / Distance From Price | Current Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EURUSD |
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1.0421 -40 pips |
1.0697 -236 pips |
1.04612 | |
| EURAUD |
|
|
1.6338 -115 pips |
1.6530 -77 pips |
1.64530 | |
| EURJPY |
|
|
151.7953 -424 pips |
159.5214 -349 pips |
156.032 | |
| EURCAD |
|
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1.4758 -125 pips |
1.4918 -35 pips |
1.48830 | |
| EURCHF |
|
|
0.9400 +15 pips |
0.9574 -189 pips |
0.93850 | |
| EURCZK |
|
|
25.0306 -445 pips |
0 +250751 pips |
25.07512 | |
| EURGBP |
|
|
0.8293 +11 pips |
0.8329 -47 pips |
0.82818 | |
| EURHUF |
|
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398.0816 -517 pips |
405.1104 -186 pips |
403.25 | |
| EURNOK |
|
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11.2809 -3787 pips |
11.6460 +136 pips |
11.6596 | |
| EURNZD |
|
|
1.8032 -184 pips |
1.8302 -86 pips |
1.82160 |
News (EUR)
Eurozone Private Sector Expands In February
The euro area private sector managed to grow for the second straight month in February with the deepening contraction in France being offset by a moderate rebound in Germany, flash data from the purchasing managers' survey by S&P Global showed on Friday.The flash composite output index remained unchanged at 50.2 in February. Economists had forecast the indicator to rise to 50.5.
RTTNews | 1 day ago
German Private Sector Growth Picks Up
Germany's private sector growth picked up in February as services activity showed a steady expansion and manufacturing contracted at the slowest pace in two years, flash survey data from S&P Global revealed Friday. The flash composite output index came in at 51.0 in February, up from 50.5 in January. This was the highest reading in nine months and was above forecast of 50.8. A score above 50.0 i
RTTNews | 1 day ago
French Private Sector Downturn Deepens
France's private sector registered a deeper contraction in February as the drag from the service sector intensified, survey results from S&P Global revealed Friday. The HCOB flash composite output index dropped unexpectedly to 44.5 in February from 47.6 in January. The score signaled the steepest fall since September 2023. The reading was seen at 48.0.
RTTNews | 1 day ago
