German ZEW Survey - Economic Sentiment turns negative, arrives at -0.5
Source Fxstreet
German ZEW Survey - Economic Sentiment arrives at -0.5 in March. Economists expected the sentiment data to come in lower at 38.7 from 58.3 in February.
The ZEW Survey - Current Situation unexpectedly improves to -62.9 from -65.9 in February. The data was expected to deteriorate further to -67.1
In the Eurozone, the ZEW Survey - Economic Sentiment also turns negative. The data arrives at -8.5 vs. 24.0 estimates and the previous release of 39.4.
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