Euro zone economy rebounds with strong growth and declining inflation
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Euro zone inflation fell to 5.3% in July, lower than June's 5.5%, but still above the European Central Bank's target. The region's GDP expanded by 0.3% in the second quarter, beating expectations, with France and Spain showing resilience while Germany experienced no growth.
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