Lacklustre Q1 growth to keep the pressure on the ECB

Survey data for March provided an insight into how the euro-zone fared over Q1. While they suggested that the recovery probably gained a little momentum in the first quarter, they remain consistent with disappointingly sluggish growth and growing deflation risks.

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