A sharp upward revision in Ireland lifted second-quarter Eurozone GDP growth to 0.6%, beating the preliminary 0.4% estimate and marking the fastest quarterly pace in over a year.
Ireland's notable gains were partly tempered by slower growth in France, a country in the fiscal spotlight alongside fellow G7 members Japan and the UK.
(Bloomberg charts below.)
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