Eurozone consumer prices fall 0.6% in January as deflation bites
The drop, brought on by plummeting oil prices, follows a historic decision by the European Central Bank last week to launch a 1.14-trillion-euro ($1.27-trillion) bond-buying spree to drive up inflation in the 19-nation euro area.
The European Union's data agency Eurostat also reported that unemployment slipped to 11.4 percent in December, down from 11.5 percent in November and 11.8 percent a year before.
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