Euro zone growth slowed to a nine-month low on surging energy costs. Carsten Brzeski of ING Research told Reuters that higher prices at the petrol pump will cut sharply into consumer spending — and could well be a recipe for stagflation | Collector

Euro zone growth slowed to a nine-month low on surging energy costs. Carsten Brzeski of ING Research told Reuters that higher prices at the petrol pump will cut sharply into consumer spending — and could well be a recipe for stagflation

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Euro zone growth slowed to a nine-month low on surging energy costs. Carsten Brzeski of ING Research told Reuters that higher prices at the petrol pump will cut sharply into consumer spending — and could well be a recipe for stagflation

Euro zone growth slowed to a nine-month low on surging energy costs. Carsten Brzeski of ING Research told Reuters that higher prices at the petrol pump will cut sharply into consumer spending — and could well be a recipe for stagflation

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