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Today, Vince Cable, Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman, said: ‘These figures increase the likelihood Britain’s slow growth will turn into recession, since the euro zone is our biggest trading partner. The only positive is that the slowdown in the western world is taking pressure off oil prices.’
‘One cannot talk about a soft landing of the euro zone,’ said Joerg Kraemer, chief economist at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt.
‘This is a cyclical downturn, which tends to be a long haul.î Inflation in Britain, at 4.4%, was higher than the European average of 4%. The pound also fell against the dollar and the euro after the Bank of England’s inflation report.”
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