Of the sixteen countries that use the euro, industrial production had fallen from the previous month, and for the first time since March.
This had highlighted the fragility of the economic recovery, as well as had suggesting a very much tough final quarter for the sector. Data on Monday had projected this.
According to figures that had been released on Monday by Eurostat, known as the European Union's statistics agency, the industrial production in October had declined 0.6% from September. It was then down by 11.1% from just one year earlier.
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