Eurozone manufacturing growth accelerated to a four-year high of 52.9 in September, driven by robust demand for capital goods and rising exports. However, accelerating input costs and expected consumer inflation of 3.6% pose fresh risks, heightening market expectations of further rate increases by the European Central Bank.
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