We build a profile of the economic sentiment for each ecosystem, by calculating a weighted average of the values of those sectors included in the definition of each ecosystem; the weights are based on the share of value added that each sector has in the total value added of the ecosystem, as a measure of the relevance of that sector to that ecosystem.
Key messages of this edition
- Three ecosystems (Energy Intensive Industries, Mobility-Transport-Automotive, and Textile) show increased confidence this month.
- The largest increase was recorded for Energy Intensive Industries, driven mostly by the lift in Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials outweighing the decrease in other sectors.
- Half of all ecosystems recorded a decrease in confidence
- The largest decrease was recorded for Creative & Cultural Industries, driven mostly by the decline in Other professional, scientific and technical activities.
Note: For 'Retail', 'Agrifood', 'Proximity-Social Economy', 'Renewable Energies', and 'Health', data available only partially cover that ecosystem, so we used dashed lines and the related values have to be interpreted with caution