The European Commission has downgraded its forecasts for Eurozone growth to 1.3 per cent next year, as the German economy’s problems weigh on the region.
The downgrade compares with the commission’s previous 2025 Eurozone growth forecast from May of 1.4 per cent and highlights mounting gloom over the region’s prospects as it falls further behind the US.
Brussels’ estimates remain more optimistic than that of the private sector. Forecasts aggregated by Consensus Economics predict that the Eurozone economy will expand by 1.1 per cent next year — significantly less than the 2 per cent they expect for the US.
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