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Ever so slowly, the eurozone economy awakes

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Published Sun, Jan 10, 2016 · 09:50 PM

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MORIBUND. Decrepit. Sclerotic. Popular words to describe the economy shared by the 19 countries of the eurozone - but perhaps no longer apt.

Very slowly - and primarily because of massive stimulus from the European Central Bank - the eurozone is showing signs of recovery. It is a dawn that policymakers are struggling to nurture into broad daylight.

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