In their 33-page reform paper, the 14 economists from France and Germany call for an overhaul of euro area fiscal rules
Euro zone economic growth jumped to 61.0 from 58.8, its highest since February 2011: PMI data
The December 15 euro zone summit will start six months of deliberations on deeper integration
European Commission data showed optimism rose across sectors, barring financial services
The ECB will announce in October a six-month extension to its asset purchase programme
Expectations fell to 16.0 points from 19.8 points in July in what the group called a worrying sign
Germany and France missed expectations, suggesting an even more robust pace of business activity
European leaders must take action now rather than waiting for the euro's next moment of truth
The unexpected recovery in the absence of fiscal stimulus has been sustained
Rise was due to multi-year highs of optimism in the industry & services sector, among others
Inflation in the 19-member currency union plunged to 1.5 per cent in March
Outlook comes despite uncertainty over Brexit, China's rebalancing and new US policies
On a yearly basis output went up by 2.5% in Dec, more than the 2% rise previously estimated
It was mostly due to a 2.9% increase in the production of non-durable consumer goods
Strong cluster around Germany and weak cluster including France should be made, says Joerg Meuthen
The trigger for those concerns has been data suggesting that price pressures are increasing
Euro zone manufacturers have ended 2016 with a surge in production
Euro zone sentiment hits 11-month high as manufacturing & services PMI's beat forecasts
A coming revision of the ESM's status could provide an opportunity, but there is no consensus on that among the 19 euro zone countries
Businesses have reined in spending amid growing caution about the economic outlook and political uncertainty as Britain gears up to start divorce proceedings