Business growth in the eurozone eased this month but the bloc's economy continued to expand at a "robust pace", a closely watched survey suggests. The latest Markit eurozone composite purchasing managers' index (PMI) dipped to 52.7 from 52.9 in January. A figure above 50 indicates expansion.
This article is about the recent market failure indication in my country, citizens waiting for hours in the sun just to buy basic commodities like oil and sugar. this is due to business trying to over profit from these markets. the government tried to put price ceilings on these products however it lead to artificial shortages of the products in the market.
The business lobbying group said its growth indicator showed the economy hit an eight-month low in March after hitting record levels in February. However, the study of 622 business across the manufacturing, retail and service industries showed growth remained strong and above average as the UK economy continues to be revived.