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Investing.com -- Italian industrial production demonstrated a slight increase of 0.1% in March, according to data released on Friday.
This growth rate was lower than anticipated, as the country’s economy, which is the third largest in the euro zone, continues to face challenges.
Previously, in February, the industrial output had declined by 0.9%.
A survey conducted by Reuters involving 12 analysts had forecasted a rebound of 0.5% in March, but the actual growth rate fell short of these expectations.
Italy’s economic performance is a significant factor within the broader euro zone economy.
However, the minimal growth in its industrial output for March underscores the continuing struggles this key euro zone player is facing.
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