Eurozone in Recession, China Cuts Deposit Rates to Boost Economy

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The euro zone has entered a technical recession after revised estimates from Eurostat showed a contraction of -0.1% in Q1 2022. Germany and Ireland also cut their growth figures for the same period, with Ireland showing a contraction of almost 5%. The lackluster economic environment poses a challenge for the European Central Bank, which has been on a hawkish path for the last 12 months and most recently set its main rate at 3.25%.
- Euro zone enters recession after Germany, Ireland growth revision CNBC
- Eurozone slips into recession as revised data shows two quarters of falling output CNN
- Euro zone saw winter recession, more challenges ahead Reuters
- German bosses are depressed The Economist
- Live news: China's state banks cut deposit rates in bid to boost economy Financial Times
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