Euro-zone prospects improve by less than elsewhere

The recent upward revision to our forecasts for the US and UK economies has prompted only a modest increase in our euro-zone forecast given less convincing signs of a recovery so far and a disappointing policy response in the region. However, we still expect the relatively low level of household debt to mean that the euro-zone begins to catch up from 2011.

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