(ANSAmed) - ROME, JUNE 14 - Economic growth in the eurozone
"remains weak" and is subject to "greater risks of dropping,
particularly with the "further heightening of tensions on
various financial markets". This is according to the European
Central Bank, which claims in its June report that the
employment market and its prospects have deteriorated "further".
The ECB's executive council "will closely observe future movements and will ensure the stability of prices in the medium term in the eurozone, intervening in firm and timely fashion". (ANSAmed).
The ECB's executive council "will closely observe future movements and will ensure the stability of prices in the medium term in the eurozone, intervening in firm and timely fashion". (ANSAmed).
