According to Eurostat, in Q4 2014 the most positive trends were recorded in Ireland (+16.3% y-o-y), Malta (11%), Sweden (10.4%), Estonia (10.1%), the UK (10%), Iceland (7.5 %), Canada (6.7%) and Norway (6.5%), while negative trends were showed Slovenia (-4.4% y-o-y), Cyprus (-3.3%), Latvia (-3.2%) and Italy (-2.9%).
The worst figure for the last three months of 2014 q-o-q was recorded in Latvia (-10.2%), and the best – in Malta (+4.6%).
There are no Eurostat' data on Germany, Greece and Poland.
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