The industrial production used to be volatile in Europe before the coronavirus crisis, as the trade war between US and China kept the sentiment fluctuating. Production posted some massive declines in March and April 2020 due to the lock-downs, but bounced back up. Although, with the increasing of the restrictions industrial production turned negative again in September, declining by 0.4%. In October though, we saw a surprising jump by 2.1%, while in November production increased by 2.5%. In December production declined again, returned to expansion in January, and declined again in February. In August we saw a 1.5% jump while September is expected at 0.1%. Please follow us for live calendar updates.