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ECB cuts 2021 growth outlook, but more upbeat for 2022: Lagarde

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The eurozone's pandemic-induced recession is expected to be less severe than expected in 2020 at -7.3 percent, ECB chief Christine Lagarde says, but next year's rebound will be smaller than initially forecast. SOUNDBITE of Christine Lagarde

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