The economic health of the Eurozone is improving as growth and employment rise. The Eurozone GDP grew by 0.6% in the second quarter and unemployment in the bloc is at its lowest since 2009, indicating a steady and stable current of economic stability in the bloc which has been blighted by the Eurozone crisis. Many of the established Eurozone economies (France, Spain and Germany) have had an upward re-evaluation of future growth from the IMF.

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