


The Eurozone surprise index is still positive, however, it is well off the highs that were put in place earlier in the year. Momentum seems to be slowing in the UK, Sweden, and Norway as well.



Fortunately, there are a few bright spots across the globe. Japan and Canada have both been on a run where they are consistently beating expectations. Lastly, Latin America is still experiencing more negative releases than positive. However, there has still been a sharp improvement in its economic surprise index.


