Euro Zone Turns Page on War With Growth Seen Returning
- Four biggest economies seen to have expanded in first quarter
- Outcome would mean Germany defied grim recession forecasts
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The euro zone probably resumed growth in the first quarter as all four of its biggest economies proved resilient enough to shake off the fallout from war on the region’s frontier.
Gross domestic product in the currency area rose 0.2% after shrinking slightly in the final months of 2022, according to the median of 31 forecasts for the data due April 28.