German GDP, Euro-zone GDP (2nd est.) & Emp. (Q4)

Given that the German economy stagnated in Q4 last year it will have come as a relief that GDP growth for the euro-zone as a whole was not revised down from +0.1% q/q. We think that Germany will continue to flirt with recession in the first half of this year and that euro-zone growth will remain very weak.

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