Euro Zone Lending Growth Picks up After Rate Cuts, ECB Data Shows
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Lending growth to businesses in the 20-nation euro zone accelerated in December, suggesting that a string of interest rate hikes have started to transmit through to the real economy, European Central Bank data showed on Tuesday.
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