The eurozone economy grew 0.3 percent in the last three months of 2015, unchanged from the previous quarter and in line with analyst forecasts, official data showed Friday. 

For all 2015, the 19-nation eurozone expanded 1.5 percent, the Eurostat statistics agency said.

Analysts said the 0.3 percent gain for the fourth quarter was "something of a relief" after recent weak data suggested the economy was faltering amid global market turmoil and increasing concerns over the outlook for China.