The European Union reported first-quarter economic growth of 0.1%, below the 0.2% expectation, indicating weaker-than-anticipated momentum at the start of the year.
Economic growth in the European Union slowed to 0.1% in the first quarter, missing expectations for 0.2%. The weaker reading points to softer economic momentum than forecast at the start of the year. For digital asset markets, macroeconomic data such as GDP can influence risk appetite, liquidity conditions, and expectations for future monetary policy, although the source provides no further market reaction or policy details.