February’s inflation figures from France and Spain have cast a spotlight on the eurozone’s economic landscape, revealing a less-than-anticipated deceleration in consumer prices, signaling to policymakers in Frankfurt that achieving the coveted 2% inflation target might prove more arduous than initially anticipated. In France, preliminary figures indicate a dip in the annual inflation rate based on the CPI from 3.1% in January to 2.9% in February. However, economists had forecasted a steeper decline to 2.7% annually. Kosovo’s currency crisis with Serbia: Who will be the winner?Attributed to a d…