Eurozone recovery at risk, says IMF

The eurozone's recovery remains fragile and is vulnerable to weak consumer demand and the risk of a further rise in the already strong euro, the International Monetary Fund warned the single currency's member states on Tuesday.

In its annual report of the eurozone's economic prospects, the IMF raised its forecast for the bloc's growth but called for urgent action to tackle both immediate problems and "deep-seated" long-term challenges.

"The recovery is in the works but . . . it's not yet in the

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