LONDON -- Economic growth in the European Union for 2023 will likely depend on how severe winter will be this year, as the region suffers from high energy prices amid struggles to secure gas due to the war in Ukraine, former U.K. chancellor Philip Hammond said in an interview with Nikkei.
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