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Investing.com -- The first quarter saw slower growth in the euro zone economy than was initially estimated, according to data from Eurostat released on Thursday.
However, the employment situation in the bloc remained strong, suggesting that job creation continues despite years of weak expansion.
Gross domestic product (GDP) in the first three months of the year increased by 0.3%, falling short of the initial estimate of 0.4%.
Despite this downward revision, the growth rate was still an improvement on the previous quarter, indicating a rebound in the industry sector and a pickup in employment growth.
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