(Reuters) - The ECB has said previously that the impact of slower U.S. growth on the euro zone is likely to be balanced out by demand from elsewhere.
Speaking on the sidelines of International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings in Washington on Saturday, Mersch added that he did not expect the U.S. slowdown to sharpen abruptly.
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