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		</div><p>Official figures show that the eurozone economy grew at its fastest rate for nearly two years during the first three months of 2015.</p>
<p>The 0.4% increase in economic output was up from the 0.3% recorded in the previous quarter, and was in line with expectations.</p>
<p>It matches the rate recorded when it emerged from its longest-ever recession in the second quarter of 2013.</p>
<p>Some in the 19-country eurozone will have hoped for even stronger growth as the currency union has enjoyed tail winds such as a fall in oil prices and the euro &#8211; as well as the launch of the European Central Bank’s €1.1 trillion monetary stimulus.</p>
<p>The overall figure also masks disappointments such as Greece’s return to recession.</p>
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