Euro-zone Fiscal Monitor (July)

Public finances improved across the region in Q1, and timelier central government data suggest that the peripheral countries continued to perform well in Q2. Meanwhile, Portugal and Spain avoided fines for breaking fiscal rules, but even adjusted targets look tricky to attain for the latter.

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