Eurozone economy bounces back

Following years of economic downturn, GDP growth in the eurozone is on the up again

 
In 2017, the eurozone experienced its fastest growth rate since 2007, perhaps due to quantitative easing and cautious interest rates
In 2017, the eurozone experienced its fastest growth rate since 2007, perhaps due to the ECB's programme of quantitative easing and cautious interest rates 
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Author: Natasha Burton

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