World Bank sees more growth for the euro area in 2018
The World Bank says the economy in the euro area grew faster than it expected in 2017 and that the momentum is likely to continue this year. Growth reached an estimated 2.7 percent, that’s 0.7 percent more than it had forecast. The European Central Bank’s stimulus measures are credited with having led to growth in both…
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