Resilient growth, retreating climate ambitions and the return of eurozone crisis fears. Here are our three calls for the eurozone economy in 2027 With real wages under pressure and the labour market cooling, consumption is likely to start the year sluggishly, while the prospect of tighter fiscal policy in several member states adds another headwind. Higher bond yields and the resulting tightening of financial conditions are set to weigh on investment, particularly in residential construction. Nevertheless, the eurozone should still achieve growth of around 1% in 2027. Expansion in AI-related industries is expected to contribute around 0.
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