(Reuters) - Euro zone inflation slowed as expected in April and inflation expectations fell among companies and consumers, with economic sentiment broadly stable and data pointing to a peak in the business cycle.
European Union statistics office Eurostat said prices in the 13 countries using the euro rose 1.8 percent year-on-year this month, slowing from 1.9 percent annual growth in March. The first estimate does not give monthly data or any details.
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