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European Statistical Monitor: July edition

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July 21, 2026
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On 17 July, Eurostat released the European Statistical Monitor, a dashboard with monthly and quarterly indicators covering different areas, such as economy, environment, business, health and work.

This monthly updated dashboard is designed to track developments within the EU as a whole and its members, as well as the EFTA countries, providing a holistic overview of key developments. The accompanying Eurostat commentary on the latest developments and the key trends can be accessed by clicking the yellow button located in the top-left corner.

Economic sentiment strengthens alongside easing inflation, while house prices continue to rise

The EU Economic Sentiment Indicator improved notably, whilst monthly business indicators showed mixed signals – retail trade and production in services and international trade in goods all increased, while industrial production showed a slight decline.

Inflation moderated, while house prices continued their steady upward trend. Labour market conditions remained favourable, with a low and stable level of unemployment.

European Statistical Monitor: July edition

The European Statistical Monitor is updated every month with the latest available data for each indicator.

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