Brussels, 26/07/2007 (Agence Europe) - The European economy is at its highest point since 2000 but is expected, however, to experience a slowdown. Economists from the European Banking Federation (EBF) think that despite the slowdown, growth in GDP should, nevertheless, reach 2.7%. In forecasts published on Thursday, these economists estimate that internal demand should continue to support European productivity in 2008 and bring growth up to 2%. The figure is similar to the European Central...