Sharper euro-zone slowdown to push rates down to 2%.

We have cut our forecasts for GDP growth and interest rates in the euro-zone alongside those in other areas. But we still believe that the region’s relative lack of major economic imbalances point to a somewhat shallower and shorter downturn than those likely in the US and UK.

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