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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as the GfK consumer confidence index hit decade lows

The euro surged yesterday after the ECB ramped up its coronavirus response by agreeing to inject an additional €600bn of emergency financial support into the Eurozone economy.

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Completely understandable. Especially since the steer from ex-chancellors collectively suggest hard times ahead. It will be good to have some optimism too. E.g., we will all be microchipped through vaccination. Will be super easy to track and lock-up criminals!

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