Data from the Eurozone shows weakness continues to be an underlying problem for the region’s nations and is exacerbated by the volatile Chinese economy.
Data from the Eurozone shows weakness continues to be an underlying problem for the region’s nations and is exacerbated by the volatile Chinese economy. Capital Economics says that it expects the bloc’s growth to be just 1 per cent for 2015, following the release of Q2 data showing a sluggish 0.3 per cent rise in GDP.
