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Euro zone economy sparkles, lights way for ECB pull-back

It climbed to 56.7 from February's 56.0, its highest reading since April 2011

Angelina Merkel to visit euroskeptic Poland in struggle to save EU

The 28-nation bloc is struggling for a way forward after Britain's vote to leave

Euro zone growth still slow, core inflation dips in October

Eurostat says GDP in the 19 countries sharing the euro rose 0.3% quarter-on-quarter in the July-September period

Daniel Gros: The silent death of eurozone governance

It is now clearer than ever that EU member states prioritise domestic political imperatives over common rules - and Europe's common good

'Eurozone shows resilience in face of Brexit vote, unlike UK'

The Bank of England is set to cut its main interest rate on Thursday from the current record low of 0.5%

Eurozone unemployment falls to near five-year low

Unemployment in the full 28-nation European Union was unchanged at 8.6% in February, Eurostat said

Euro zone's business growth remains modest in May, PMI shows

PMI for the region was 53.1 in May, beating a flash estimate of 52.9 and April's 53.0

Eurozone businesses trudged into the second quarter: PMI

Markit's final composite Purchasing Managers' Index for the bloc, seen as a good guide to growth, was 53.0, in line with a flash estimate