Industrial slump points to deeper and longer recession

Hopes that the euro-zone’s relative lack of indebtedness would allow it to fare comparatively well in the global downturn have been dashed by the slump in the industrial sector and insufficient policy action. The region may now be among the last to emerge from recession.

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