In 2025, stronger-than-projected economic growth was recorded across the Eurozone, outperforming earlier forecasts by a notable margin and reinforcing confidence in the region’s post-pandemic recovery trajectory. Revised estimates indicate that the bloc’s economy expanded by around 1.3 percent, compared to the 0.9 percent growth projected earlier in the year. This upward revision reflects improved macroeconomic conditions and a gradual recovery from earlier slowdowns.
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