FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Inflation and growth in the euro zone are continuing to slow this year but they are set to rebound further down the road, the European Central Bank's vice-president said on Monday.
"Supportive factors continue to be in place that will lift inflation above this year’s muted levels in the more medium term," Luis de Guindos said in Madrid, largely repeating ECB President Mario Draghi's comments from earlier this month.