In an Economic Bulletin article published on Tuesday, the European Central Bank (ECB) warned against the negative impact of any gas supply disruption on the Eurozone’s economic growth.
“Expect high energy prices would reduce eurozone economic output by around 0.2% this year, compared with baseline levels of GDP, with the biggest impact in the first quarter.”
“Negative economic impacts would be aggravated if the bloc loses some of its gas supply.”
“The direct and indirect impact of a hypothetical 10% gas rationing shock on the corporate sector is estimated to reduce euro area gross value added by about 0.7%,”
“Austria and Slovakia would take the biggest hit.”
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