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European Union European Commission Autumn Forecasts
The European Union European Commission Autumn Forecasts is a published set of forecasts or an economic statement for the European Union: growth, inflation, public finances or energy markets.
- Importance
- Low
- Currency
- EUR · euro
- Central bank
- The European Central Bank
Latest figures
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Why it matters
Forecasts from governments, the IMF, the European Commission or the energy agencies shape expectations and policy. A budget statement with new forecasts can change government borrowing plans and bond yields; an energy outlook can move oil and gas prices.
How it is calculated
There is no single figure: the release contains projections built by economists from models and the latest data.
What changes mean
- Markets react to revisions: compare the new forecasts with the previous edition.
- Fiscal statements matter most when they change how much the government will borrow.
A short history
The IMF has published its World Economic Outlook since 1980; the IEA's monthly Oil Market Report started in the 1980s; many governments publish forecasts with their budgets.
Releases for the whole EU include countries outside the euro.
Questions
What is the European Union European Commission Autumn Forecasts?
The European Union European Commission Autumn Forecasts is a published set of forecasts or an economic statement for the European Union: growth, inflation, public finances or energy markets.
Educational content only, not investment advice. Figures are the published results as recorded by our calendar; market reactions described are typical, not guaranteed.