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You tell me. Why?

You have again scoured the Internet to find something negative about Germany and have now posted a 2001 report from the Telegraph. This is getting weirder. You tried to play on a, probably temporary, drop in an almost 3 year growth run of the Eurozone. You got push back. So you tried to twist...

Weren’t you the one who posted the economic link this time and people answered you?

Don’t read the Telegraph ;-)

Yes. Eurozone Outlook | Russell Investments

2018 is over.

I suspect Germany, but that is supposed to be temporary.

Is it relevant? Does it explain a couple of specific reasons? Yes. Am I going to interrupt my evening to split hairs? No.

Good coming from you.

France third quarter did better than expected, but others didn’t. Not all are down and there are specific reasons for some slow downs. Here is a report which may help you understand: Euro Area Economic Outlook | Data, Statistics & Forecasts | FocusEconomics

No, I don’t. Countries not doing well lower the average. Germany has gone down but is in plus. Italy is in minus. 50 is the bench mark. So how am I wrong? Italy is particularly hit because of it’s dispute.

What, the march?

I already have. Basic maths. How‘s the Great Brexit Betrayal March coming along? Here another Bannon quote to win you another pint: John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, said: "A newly energised, well funded network of hate is emerging, from Steve Bannon in the US to the former EDL leader...

I cannot be arsed to find the calculations for the figure in Astute‘s link. Google it.

„Nothing to do with averages. But they will have brought the average down.“ Quite.

I take that as a no.

Will you admit that the figures were an average? Will you admit that Italy‘s figures drag the average down? No. I didn’t think so.

„The reading was 51.8 for the eurozone, its lowest since August 2016.“ What were you saying about you being thick? The Eurozone is 20 countries. If one figure is used, then it is an average for the Eurozone or else it would be a list of individual Eurozone countries. I repeat, we are not in...

Caused largely and not exclusively

I didn’t. Someone else did and pointed out that Italy had become negative because of the dispute about their budget. Do you dispute this? Have you done your own calculations and come to a different conclusion? And no, Italy is not the only factor.