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The Eurozone economy grew by 0.4% in Q3 2026, slower than the previous quarter's 0.6% but above expectations. France unexpectedly contracted by 0.1% amid political and budgetary crises, while Germany grew by 0.2% and Italy stagnated. Spain's economy rose by 0.6%, driven by domestic demand and tourism. Ireland reported a significant 5.5% growth, though its data is volatile due to multinational companies. The ECB maintained interest rates, citing no significant inflationary effects yet, but warned of increased risks to growth. Analysts highlight structural issues and uncertainties for 2027, particularly due to the Middle East conflict.