Meanwhile, the rate of inflation across the eurozone stands at only 0.3% and the falling oil price may soon drag it even lower.
Greek leaders appeared to blink first in the eurozone stand-off with Germany, promising to "immediately implement" tax and pension-related measures in return for a three-year loan from Europe's bailout fund.
The eurozone has stood up.
Updated at 9.32am BST 9.30am BST From Guardian graphics … How eurozone GDP stands before today's second-quarter data Eurozone GDP Updated at 3.28pm BST 9.20am BST France: recovery but no champagne France's finance minister Pierre Moscovici has welcomed the growth data as evidence of recovery.
Eurozone inflation stands at 0.2%.
By resigning from the ECB, Juergen Stark has conveyed, deliberately or not, the message that there will be no such lender of last resort, that there isn't enough political cohesion in the eurozone to stand behind countries under market attack.
Where do eurozone countries stand?
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Currently, eurozone inflation stands at 0.8% - and there are fears that it could fall further - or even turn negative.
When European leaders emerged from more than 16 hours of talks to announce a deal that would keep Greece in the eurozone, three elements stood out.
