Euro Zone Economy Ends 2025 With Solid Growth Despite Low Exports, US Trade Strife
The euro zone economy grew quicker than expected last quarter as consumption and investments kicked into higher gear, offsetting low exports and the exceptional uncertainty emanating from U.S. trade policy, Eurostat data showed on Friday.
The figures signal remarkable resilience for a bloc of 350 million people that was expected to succumb to a trade war with the U.S., surging export competition from China and years of military conflict on its eastern border.
Yet each quarter last year the euro zone produced respectable - if unspectacular - growth...
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