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Industrial output in the 19-country eurozone grew at its fastest tick in more than six years in January, official figures showed Monday — a welcome development but one many economists think could be reversed easily in coming months in light of the slowdown in the global economy.
The European Union’s statistical agency said industrial output, which includes activity from energy extraction to the production of aircraft, rose by 2.1 percent in January.
The increase was more than anticipated — the consensus in the markets was for a more modest 1.6 percent gain.
