The EU Commission predicted a slight increase in eurozone growth to 1.3% in 2025, coupled with a decline in inflation to 2.1%.
Commission vice-president Valdis Dombrovskis emphasized that while the economy is recovering and growth should accelerate, high geopolitical uncertainties prevent complacency.
The EU forecast indicates that consumer demand and investment are set to recover, supported by improving purchasing power and declining interest rates.
Despite a favorable outlook, EU Economy Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni cautioned about the pervasive uncertainties stemming from geopolitical shifts and ongoing structural challenges.
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