At the highest level since July last year, the investment climate in the eurozone was in February, with Germany also benefiting from improving investment confidence.

Specifically, the Sentix index for the euro area was formed for the current month to -12.7 units Of the -17.7 points in January, recording a significantly greater improvement than the analysts were waiting for Reuters poll for -16.3 points.

The survey conducted between 1,111 investors from 6 to 8 February also showed that investors’ view of the current situation has also improved, with the relevant index at -25.5 points in February from -29.5 points per points. January.

Even greater was the improvement presented by estimates of the economy in the next six months, with the relevant index passing on positive ground for the first time since last July, climbing In 1 unit in February from -5 points in January.

“Germany’s recessionary economy is a bob for the eurozone,” according to a survey, which notes that “there is now hope for improvement.”

Specifically, the research has shown that expectations for Germany’s economy – which is Europe’s largest – have improved, reflecting the hope that a new government could put in the country’s new economy.