Last week’s data brought some encouraging signs that the euro-zone’s export sector is holding up surprisingly well in the face of the strong euro. Nonetheless, a major export revival appears unlikely and there is little sign that the improvement in financial market conditions is prompting domestic spending to pick up.
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