The eurozone economy stagnated in late 2023 due to the lingering energy crisis and consumer spending constraints amidst high living costs. With economic output at zero percent growth, Europe trails behind the U.S., facing challenges in competitiveness and structural changes. While the European Central Bank aims to curb inflation without deepening a downturn, forecasts remain subdued, especially in Germany. Despite signs of modest recovery and potential interest rate cuts, Europe's growth hinges on addressing key challenges, including sluggish consumer sentiment and manufacturing weakness.
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