Eurozone GDP: Second Look at Q2 Is Due. July's First Read Was 0.4 Percent

Eurostat's July 30 first estimate showed the euro area up 0.4 percent. The US second estimate is August 26. This calendar row is not the BEA.

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Key Points

This calendar row is Eurostat's second estimate of euro-area Q2 GDP, not the US BEA print (August 26)
July 30 flash: euro area +0.4 percent, EU +0.5 percent
Street clustered on 0.4 percent for the second look
A held headline is not news; a revision or a changed mix is

What To Watch

Whether the second estimate stays at 0.4 percent
Household spending versus government spending in the mix
August 26 US second estimate — a different print
July industrial production as a check on the factory story

Market Analysis

How the tape may move from the last update’s mark — not from the open, and not the session % already printed.

The flash is already 0.4 percent. The second look matters if Eurostat revises the headline or the mix. It does not rewrite US growth.

Expected Move From Here -0.4% to +0.4% From last update, not from the open

Certainty 74%

Why

Eurostat's July 30 flash and August 14/15 second-estimate calendar are official. The US BEA date is official. The second-estimate print itself is not out.

Related Sources

GDP up by 0.4% in the euro area and by 0.5% in the EU (flash, 30 July 2026) — Wire
GDP (Advance Estimate), 2nd Quarter 2026 — next release 26 August 2026 — U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis