The euro-zone’s goods trade surplus widened in November, but over Q4 as a whole it was probably broadly unchanged from Q3. Looking ahead, export growth might pick up, but we doubt that it will be strong enough to offset the impact of a slower consumer recovery on GDP growth.
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