(Bloomberg) -- Waning economic momentum is one reason the European Central Bank will probably hold off from raising interest rates for the time being. Trump Says Decision Nearing on Iran: Deal or 'Finish It Off' Apollo's Slok Says AI Has Delivered Zero Payoff Outside of Tech Musk Claims $40 Billion Chips Debt Closed, Yet Talks Ongoing While much of the region's attention is trained on France's fiscal and bond-market woes, data due Friday will also reveal a slowdown in euro-zone growth alongside a less pressing need for more action on inflation. A Bloomberg poll suggests third-quarter expansion moderated to 0.2% from a blowout 0.6% jump in the second that was boosted by a bumper result in Ireland.
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