Eurozone logged zero growth
Unemployment,squeezed demand,government recurring spending or on capital structures,collaborative exports with nations across the globe is seen an inertia for euro growth. EU exports for demands of the Asian countries which are doing betters must come forward with the markets open up with FTA can bring the balance of trade in two continents.
European Union's statistical office said on Tuesday that first-quarter gross domestic product remained flat from the previous 3 months, when GDP shrank 0.3 percent.The eurozone managed to avoid a recession, defined as two consecutive quarters of contraction.
Among the 17 nations in the zone, Italy's economy shrank 0.8 percent, marking a decline for the third quarter in a row. Spain dipped 0.3 percent, falling for the second consecutive quarter.No comparable quarter-to-quarter data are available for Greece, but its economy contracted 6.2 percent between January and March from a year earlier.
Germany's economy bounced back to expand 0.5 percent. Brisk export growth helped the region's economic powerhouse.Germany's economic strength helped bolster the performance of the debt-ravaged region as a whole.
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