Not exact matches
Euro
zone officials received a slew of good news on Tuesday morning with stronger - than - expected growth and
inflation figures and a falling unemployment rate.
The reduced political uncertainty in the euro
zone coupled with stronger
inflation and solid economic
figures could kick off the discussion on how and when the central bank should «taper».
Figures already released for December showed a renewed drop in
inflation in two of the world's largest economies, with the euro
zone recording a decline to 0.8 % from 0.9 %, and China recording a fall to 2.5 % from 3.0 %.