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With Eurozone GDP due out on Tuesday markets will be looking for growth of 1.2%. If the data exceeds that figure we should see a reversal of the recent weakness for the single currency. After the ECB left rates unchanged as widely expected, ECB President Mario Draghi explicitly said that the bank's bond-buying programme may run beyond its scheduled end-date of September 2016, and that its size and composition might be adjusted [...]
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