Brussels/Frankfurt — Eurozone inflation fell more than expected in May, adding to worries about weak price pressure and reinforcing the case for more stimulus by the European Central Bank (ECB).
With growth slowing as a global trade war heats up, major central banks appear to have given up plans to tighten policy and investors now expect them to provide even more stimulus...
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