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Bloomberg agency expects the eurozone economy to grow by 0.8% in 2026, up from previous estimates of 0.5%, with strong performance in the second quarter of the year where GDP increased by 0.4%. Growth is expected to continue gradually in subsequent quarters, despite warnings about the impact of the heatwave and drought, which could trim about 1% from GDP, equating to roughly 180 billion euros in losses. The European economy demonstrates resilience in the face of tensions, with forecasts indicating further acceleration in growth during the year, despite climate-related challenges.
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