The European Commission has revised its economic growth forecasts for the eurozone, lowering expectations due to heightened global policy uncertainty and trade tensions. Growth is now projected at 0.9% for this year and 1.4% for 2026. Exports are expected to grow modestly, while inflation is anticipated to slow down. Germany's stagnation and US trade tariffs contribute to the uncertainty, although potential improvements in trade relations could enhance growth prospects. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)