That's what I had from the EU interim forecast (February issue) for 2010

Spain 2009 Q4 : -0.1 2010 Q1 : -0.1 Q2 : 0.1 Q3 : -0.2 Q4: 0.1

2010 : -0.8( Nov Forecast) 2010 : -0.6(Feb Forecast)

France 2009 Q4 : 0.6 2010 Q1 : 0.4 Q2 : 0.0 Q3 : 0.1 Q4 : 0.3

2010 : 1.2( Nov Forecast) 2010 :1.2 (Feb Forecast)

Italy 2009 Q4 : -0.2 2010 Q1 : 0.4 Q2 : 0.1 Q3 : 0.2 Q4 : 0.3

2010 : 0.7( Nov Forecast) 2010 : 0.7(Feb Forecast)

The investment banks concensus Euroland growth :

2009 : -3.9 - 2010 : 1.5 - 2011 : 1.2

France 2009 : -2.3 2010 : 1.4 2011 : 1.1

Spain 2009 : -3.6 2010 : -0.1 2011 : 0.6

Italy 2009 : -4.8 2010 : 1.1 2011 : 1.1

France may return to recession Q2 now under review.

Positive on UK, Sweden, Denmark, Norway with a 2011 growth over 2.5%. Are you starting now the move? Added for growth over 2%, Poland and Czech. Positive sentiment under review depending on Germany growth level and business as well as consumer confidence index improvments?