The final revision of the Euro Zone’s [B]Gross Domestic Product[/B] is set to confirm that the currency bloc’s economy shed -1.5% through the fourth quarter of last year. Yesterday, February’s Producer Prices fell more than economists expected, showing wholesale inflation was shrinking at an annual pace of -1.8%, the most in a decade. Despite tumbling prices and deepening recession, the European Central Bank cut interest rates less than economists expected last week. In the press conference following the initial announcement, bank president Jean-Claude Trichet said rates had not reached “the lowest limit” and revealed that “the Governing Council intends to decide on further non-standard measures at our next monetary policy meeting."