The downward revision to the euro-zone’s Composite PMI for December suggests the economy ended 2020 on a slightly weaker note than previously thought. With restrictions being extended and tightened in many countries, the economy will make a weak start to 2021, even if the vaccine rollout offers hope for a recovery from Q2 onwards.
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