Brussels, 29/08/2001 (Agence Europe) - The rise in the annual slide of the M3 money supply (advanced inflation indicator) in the euro zone increased to 6.4% in July, against 6.1% a month earlier, the European Central Bank (ECB) announced on Tuesday. Confirmation of the recent rise of the M3 indicator (concerning cash, current accounts and short-term investments) is an argument that the ECB Governing Council, meeting on Thursday, may use to justify maintaining the key rate, despite the...