Oil and euro boosts to growth will fade next year

We have revised our forecasts for euro-zone GDP growth higher to reflect the positive effects of lower oil prices and the decline in the euro. But growth could slow again next year as those positive forces fade and the deep-seated constraints to growth re-assert themselves

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