Eurozone prices, jobs firm but deflation threat remains
But ECB will still have to "pull out all stops" to prevent economy stalling as oil prices continue to fall
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THE euro zone's consumer price downturn eased and jobless figures picked up slightly on Monday but the modest improvements were not enough to dispell all fears of a deflationary spiral.
Analysts said that the figures were welcome although the European Central Bank will still have to pull out all the stops to prevent the economy stalling as oil prices continue to fall sharply, stoking the deflation threat.
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