Eurozone prices down 0.6% in January
Slide worse than the 0.5 per cent decline expected
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EUROZONE consumer prices fell at a record-equalling pace in January, more steeply than expected and supporting the backers of the European Central Bank's money-printing plan to combat sustained deflation.
The European statistics office said in a first estimate on Friday that prices in the 19 countries using the single currency in January were 0.6 per cent lower than a year earlier, after a 0.2 per cent decline in December.
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