A slow but constant growth of GDP has been noticeable over the last three months in all of Europe, showed Eurostat data.
For the first time in years, not even a single economy reported a decrease in GDP.
On the contrary, all economies marked growth of between 0.1% and 0.8%, compared to the second quarter of 2016.
The data showed that Bulgaria and Portugal were the best performing economies with 0.8% growth of GDP, followed by Cyprus, Holland, Slovakia and Spain with 0.7%.
German and French growth slowed down to 0.2%, while that of the UK increased to 0.5%.