The eurozone economy was said to be in robust recovery mode last month.
The economic momentum continued during June and apparently was not dented by the chaos of one of its members, Greece.
Private sector growth and hiring were the best for four years, according to Markit, the closely followed survey of eurozone health.
The improvements were driven in most part by Germany and France.
Economic growth has led to a growth in employment, “with job creation running at its highest for four years in the past two months”.
Recovery has been aided by increased consumer spending. Analysts believe increased consumption was kicked off by lower petrol prices, but were continued thanks to employment and an increase in wages.
Other factors include the stimulus programme of the European Central Bank and low inflation.
But decisions about Greece could impact still on the region’s recovery.
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But with the sole intention of then politically interfering with the results ! Deciding what, if anything, was revealed and when. Making the necessary adjustments to look good.
So creating a bizarre parallel universe that held no interest to any of the professionals working with the elite VIP's investment portfolio's. Who understandably would keep using the valuations of the existing impartial surveyors and valuers. Anglo-Saxons ! Such as this one and the Fitch's and Moodys etc
So the idea died ....