BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Fiscal support for the euro zone economy will diminish next year as the recovery strengthens, the chairman of euro zone finance ministers Paschal Donohoe told the European Parliament’s economic committee on Wednesday. “It is reasonable to assume that the level of fiscal support will be lower than what it is now. This is the logic of fiscal rules and makes sense when the recovery is in a more advanced stage,” Donohoe said. The European Union suspended its limits on government borrowing in 2020, 2021 and 2022 to help governments deal with the unprecedented shock of the COVID…