months to september. so how does the eurozone push for growth and stay competitive? let s find out. joining me now is azad zangana, who s a senior european economist at schroders. thank you forjoining us here. welcome to bbc news. we have growth falling, or rather stalling, inflation hopefully falling. how does the euro zone position itself, what should it be doing? position itself, what should it be doinu ? position itself, what should it be doing? position itself, what should it be doinu? ., ., , ., be doing? the eurozone is doing re be doing? the eurozone is doing pretty much be doing? the eurozone is doing pretty much what be doing? the eurozone is doing pretty much what most - be doing? the eurozone is doing pretty much what most of- be doing? the eurozone is doing pretty much what most of the i pretty much what most of the advanced economies around the world are trying to do at the moment, which is low inflation, and they have done that by raising interest rates qu
time coming but we re finally getting some detail.- time coming but we re finally getting some detail. yes, we are exectinu getting some detail. yes, we are expecting the getting some detail. yes, we are expecting the company, - getting some detail. yes, we are expecting the company, british l getting some detail. yes, we are - expecting the company, british steel owned by the chinese group to announce plans to close blast furnaces. these are energy emission and labour intensive ways of making fresh veg and steel. and replace them with two electric arc furnaces which is electricity to generate the high temperatures involved and use recycled scrap steel as the input to bring steel out the other side. they want to do this over the next couple of years. in a way to bring down emissions and make it greener but of course that labour intensive bit, it s much less labour intensive and it s much less labour intensive and it s thought that up to 2000 jobs could be up to risk in the
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