The preliminary estimate of euro-zone Q4 GDP was revised up slightly in today’s release, and confirmed that the hit to the economy from the autumn lockdowns was much smaller than in Q2 last year. Meanwhile, employment data show that the number of people in work actually rose last quarter.
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