Quotes from Lloyds Bank:
- Following the stronger-than-expected German industrial production data for January, we look for Eurozone-wide data (Thu) to show a 0.7% monthly gain, helped by an unwind of the erratic weakness in data for some smaller countries.
- Yet the improving outlook for the economy - as highlighted by upward revisions to the ECB's growth expectations - is still likely to face adverse headlines on Greece.
- Monday's Eurogroup meeting statement could highlight the gulf between demands for a specific timeline for implementation of Greek reforms, and any early disbursal of funds to avert a cash crunch.


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