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- The European economy grew 0.3% in Q4 2025, matching Q3, according to Eurostat.
- This growth defied recession fears tied to higher U.S. tariffs.
- A stronger euro against the dollar poses challenges for exports.
- Germany, the eurozone's largest economy, grew 0.3%, its best in three years, but faces energy costs and labor shortages.
- The European Central Bank is not expected to change rates at its upcoming meeting due to euro-strength concerns.
