European Central Bank reports slight improvement in annual growth rate of money and credit in the Eurozone economy in March

The European Central Bank (ECB) reported today that the annual rate of change of M3  — a broad measure of the money and credit supply in the Eurozone economy – - increased to -0.1% in March 2010 from -0.3% in February 2010 – -a slight improvement.

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