FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Euro zone economic growth continues to hold up as Germany’s budget largesse props up sentiment and offsets turmoil in France, but more weakness may be ahead as U.S. tariffs start to exert their full effect, key data showed on Tuesday. The euro zone has been expanding quicker than economists had expected this year, sparking debate over whether the bloc is simply more resilient than thought and how much damage French political turmoil will do across the 20 nations. But the underlying trend was mixed and suggested that the industrial rebound may be fizzling out, leaving services to support growth.Read More
