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Euro-zone Trade (Sep.)

The widening of the euro-zone trade surplus to a new record in September was an encouraging sign that exporters are starting to benefit from the weaker euro. But the ECB will need to deliver on hints of quantitative easing if this boost is to be sustained.

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