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EU lowers its GDP growth forecast for 2022 to 4%

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EU commissioner Paolo Gentiloni announces that the eurozone will grow less than expected this year. The EU executive said GDP in the single currency bloc would grow by 4.0 percent this year, instead of the 4.3 forecast only three months ago. SOUNDBITE

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