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Europeans Are Changing Saving Habits to Invest More, ING Says

Europeans are showing a durable shift in savings habits toward products such as investment funds that might one day help support greater spending, ING economists said.

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Europeans Are Changing Saving Habits to Invest More, ING Says
Europeans are showing a durable shift in savings habits toward products such as investment funds that might one day help support greater spending, ING economists said.
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