Belgium Inflation Hits 18-Month Low âšī¸
Belgium's annual inflation decreased to 1.91% in August 2025, the lowest since January 2024, with softer price increases across most categories and a slight monthly price decline.
Moderate inflation data suggests economic stability with potential implications for European market investments. Slight easing of price pressures could indicate reduced inflationary risks and potential monetary policy adjustments.
Belgium Business Confidence Rises in August âšī¸
Belgium's business confidence rose to -8.9 in August 2025, the highest since April 2023, driven by improved manufacturing and building industry sentiment, despite mixed signals in services and trade sectors.
Incremental improvement in business confidence suggests potential economic stabilization, with manufacturing and construction showing resilience. Positive signals indicate gradual economic recovery momentum, which could benefit broader market indices and European economic outlook.
Belgium Q2 GDP Growth Confirmed at 0.2% âšī¸
Belgium's GDP grew 0.2% in Q2 2025, slowing from previous quarter, with mixed performance across sectors and modest year-on-year expansion of 1%.
Modest economic data indicates stable but decelerating growth, with minor contractions in industry and reduced investment suggesting potential economic headwinds without significant alarm.