(Bloomberg) -- Europeans' confidence in the economy
probably remained close to a six-year high in May and
manufacturing growth accelerated as companies invested and hired
workers to meet orders, surveys of economists show.
An index of sentiment among executives and consumers in the
euro region probably stayed at 111 after reaching a six-year high
of 111.1 in March, the median of 21 forecasts in a Bloomberg News
survey showed. The European Commission will publish the report on
May 31. A gauge of manufacturing expansion, to be published on
June 1, may have risen to 55.5 from 55.4, another survey showed.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
probably remained close to a six-year high in May and
manufacturing growth accelerated as companies invested and hired
workers to meet orders, surveys of economists show.
An index of sentiment among executives and consumers in the
euro region probably stayed at 111 after reaching a six-year high
of 111.1 in March, the median of 21 forecasts in a Bloomberg News
survey showed. The European Commission will publish the report on
May 31. A gauge of manufacturing expansion, to be published on
June 1, may have risen to 55.5 from 55.4, another survey showed.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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