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finance · Euro Telegraph
The summer heatwave of 2026 caused €180 billion in economic damage across the European Union, roughly 1 % of the bloc’s GDP, and erased most of the 1.1 % growth forecast for the year, according to a Triodos Bank analysis quoted by Euronews Business on 12 August 2026.
“Extreme heat in the summer of 2026 is estimated to have caused €180 billion in economic damage across the European Union, roughly 1 % of the bloc’s GDP, and to have erased most of the 1.1 % growth th…”
180 billion euros
1 %
1.1 %
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finance · Euro Telegraph
The European Union’s gross domestic product was about €18 trillion in 2026, according to the Triodos Bank analysis.
“The same source puts the EU’s gross domestic product at about €18 trillion”
about 18 trillion euros
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finance · Euro Telegraph
France’s growth rate was reduced by 1.4 percentage points due to the heatwave, turning a modest expansion into a 0.6 % contraction, according to the Triodos Bank analysis.
“France emerges as the hardest hit, with a loss of 1.4 percentage points, turning a modest expansion into a 0.6 % contraction.”
1.4 percentage points
0.6 %
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finance · Euro Telegraph
The Netherlands’ growth rate was reduced by 0.8 percentage points due to the heatwave, leaving its growth essentially flat, according to the Triodos Bank analysis.
“The Netherlands loses 0.8 percentage points, leaving its growth essentially flat.”
0.8 percentage points
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finance · Euro Telegraph
Poland was projected to grow about 2.9 % in 2026, benefiting from a cooler summer, according to the Triodos Bank analysis.
“Poland, despite low air‑conditioning penetration, is projected to grow about 2.9 % because it experienced a cooler summer.”
about 2.9 %
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