Eurozone industrial output falls sharply in August
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INDUSTRIAL output in the eurozone fell by 1.8 per cent in August, official data showed on Tuesday, a steep drop and another sign that recession in the 18-nation currency bloc could return.
The fall in factory output data was a reverse from the previous month, when an unexpected one per cent rise in industrial activity brought hope that a fragile recovery in the eurozone could be taking hold.
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