Eurozone September business growth at four-month low: PMI
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EUROZONE business activity grew at its weakest pace in four months during September but in one encouraging sign for the European Central Bank, service firms raised prices for the first time in four years, surveys showed on Monday.
The data point to modest third-quarter growth of 0.4 per cent, survey compiler Markit said, and are likely to largely disappoint policymakers, six months into the ECB's 60 billion euros (S$96 billion) a month quantitative easing programme.
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