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The eurozone debt crisis represents the 'most dangerous' crisis ever in the European Union's history, a representative of the bloc's Polish presidency said.
Eurostat released its second estimate of the eurozone's third-quarter growth, which was unchanged at 0.1 per cent.
The eurozone has agreed to extend the Greek bailout program as long as Athens sets out key reform commitments.
The German Ifo, French Insee and Italian Istat institutes say inflation is set to pick up slightly in the eurozone.
The euro-US dollar rate has remained stable.
Eurozone partners put back a decision on whether to resume bailout funding for Greece, but categorically ruled out any chance of a debt default.
Heavily indebted eurozone states fought back against warnings that they were next in line to face credit trouble as fears grew that Greece would default on its debt.
Official data shows industrial output in the eurozone has rallied sharply, raising hopes the region is finally edging out of recession.
Eurozone ministers hailed a deal to boost their firewall against the debt crisis to more than a trillion dollars but analysts were quick to pounce on "window dressing" to pad out the figures.
Eurozone finance ministers put off a decision on a new bailout to save Greece from bankruptcy, giving Athens less than a week to meet three conditions in return for the aid.
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