Definition of eurozone
: the geographical area comprising the countries that use the euro as the official currency
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The eurozone then struggled with a crisis over excessive government and bank debt that threatened to break up the currency union.
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The eurozone is clearly earlier in the economic cycle than the U.S. and monetary policy is still ultraloose.
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On Monday, an index of eurozone purchasing manager activity, considered a good gauge of economic growth, hit a 12-year high, suggesting that the surprisingly strong European economy has further room to expand.
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Japan, the eurozone and China are all enjoying stable, sustainable growth.
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Coeure is also a member of the executive board at the European Central Bank, the central bank for the 19-country eurozone and the issuer of the euro currency.
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The bond-purchase stimulus has been pumping newly created money into the eurozone economy since March, 2015.
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The move is likely to herald a shift in Germany's eurozone policy.
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Meanwhile, electoral considerations will remain a feature of eurozone life.
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First Known Use of eurozone
1995
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