Eurozone's construction output growth sharply slowed in June, after a strong recovery in May following three months of steep declines, data from Eurostat showed on Thursday.
Construction output rose 4 percent from May, when it surged 29.4 percent, revised from 27.9 percent.
June was a month marked by some relaxation of COVID-19 containment measures in many Member States, Eurostat said.
Output started falling from February and logged double-digit declines in March and April when the economy was ravaged by the coronavirus, or Covid-19, pandemic.
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