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27th Jan 2023 16:33Eurozone, Weekly Monitor

  • Spain’s economy grew in Q4, but we still think that overall euro area GDP declined, slightly.
  • Spanish GDP will grow more than the EZ average this year, but still lag in terms of its Covid recovery.
  • The continued slowdown in real EZ M1 growth is at odds with green shoots in the surveys.

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