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Eurozone sees stable business growth in August: surveys

Published Tue, Aug 23, 2016 · 09:50 PM

    London

    SURPRISINGLY strong growth in France supported stable eurozone private business activity during August but factories could face a tougher September as new order growth stumbled, surveys showed on Tuesday.

    Muddying the outlook for the coming months is the United Kingdom's vote in late June to leave the European Union (EU), although so far the economic repercussions seem to have been confined to Britain, not its main trading partner.

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