News Summary: Eurozone recession worsens-survey
GRIM OUTLOOK: Europe appears headed for a deepening economic recession despite a recent easing in market concerns over the three-year debt crisis, a survey reported.
LESS BUSINESS ACTIVITY: The purchasing managers' index for the 17-country eurozone fell to 45.9 in September from 46.3 in August, according to financial data company Markit.
SURPRISE DECLINE: September's rate was the lowest in more than three years and came despite an easing in the rate of economic contraction in Germany, the eurozone's largest economy.
© 2012 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. LESS BUSINESS ACTIVITY: The purchasing managers' index for the 17-country eurozone fell to 45.9 in September from 46.3 in August, according to financial data company Markit.
SURPRISE DECLINE: September's rate was the lowest in more than three years and came despite an easing in the rate of economic contraction in Germany, the eurozone's largest economy.
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