Publishing its economic forecast on Monday 24 July, the international Monetary Fund (IMF) announced its growth forecasts for the Eurozone.
The Washington-based financial institution predicts that growth in the Eurozone in 2017 will stand at 1.9% of GDP, compared to 1.7% of GDP in its last economic forecasts, published on 18 April of this year (see EUROPE 11769). These forecasts are thus slightly higher than those of the European Commission unveiled on 11 May (see EUROPE 11786).
The IMF has...