Capo della Banca centrale europea Lagarde; Accelerare le riforme di Draghi e completare il mercato unico per contrastare le tariffe statunitensi. “Il nostro mercato interno è molto più importante del mercato globale”
Capo della Banca centrale europea Lagarde; Accelerare le riforme di Draghi e completare il mercato unico per contrastare le tariffe statunitensi. “Il nostro mercato interno è molto più importante del mercato globale”
185 billion is a massive figure—no leader is going to touch that without some kind of shared responsibility framework
Stabile_Feldmaus on
It’s a no-brainer to focus on the interior market since we can actually influence what happens here in contrast to the global market as the last 5 years have shown. Also, transitioning from an export- to a consumption-based economy is an important part of maintaining wealth growth in an already highly developed economy.
CertainMiddle2382 on
Let those common bonds help France repay it’s debtors that are the ones providing those very common bonds lol
OddMoon7 on
I’m actually so glad that different institutions within the EU are all identifying the same problem. Here’s to hoping they can fix it in time 🤞
IndubitablyNerdy on
Neat, now let’s move in that direction, Draghi’s points alla make sense, but will we be able to cooperate for the common good or will national (or even individual politicians) egoism prevail?
In the past 40ish years it has been the latter, although things imho got much worse with the debt crisis.
Imho we need to ditch the ideology that lead to the management of the 2008 financial crisis. Look at most financial market and economic data, before that breaking point EU and USA growth rates were much closer, Eurostoxx 600 returns roughly matched the S&P 500 (I know they are not 100% comparable, but it is kinda the closer index we have), our combined economy was larger than the USA, afterward they kept moving ahead, we did not.
GISP on
Good.
Building a stronger foundation so external treats from outside Europe will have less of an impact on our lives will in the long run also secure more reliable exports, and make us less dependable on imports.
Its become incresingly clear that USA, Russia and “others” are only in it for themselves and isnt interested in Europes and to that extent global interests. As long as they are ahead, the rest of the world is secund. Trump as an example has made it vary clear that his policies are “Trump first, America secund, rest of the world a distant third.”
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[Full speech in Finland](https://youtube.com/watch?v=Rl1f6zWbGBU)
185 billion is a massive figure—no leader is going to touch that without some kind of shared responsibility framework
It’s a no-brainer to focus on the interior market since we can actually influence what happens here in contrast to the global market as the last 5 years have shown. Also, transitioning from an export- to a consumption-based economy is an important part of maintaining wealth growth in an already highly developed economy.
Let those common bonds help France repay it’s debtors that are the ones providing those very common bonds lol
I’m actually so glad that different institutions within the EU are all identifying the same problem. Here’s to hoping they can fix it in time 🤞
Neat, now let’s move in that direction, Draghi’s points alla make sense, but will we be able to cooperate for the common good or will national (or even individual politicians) egoism prevail?
In the past 40ish years it has been the latter, although things imho got much worse with the debt crisis.
Imho we need to ditch the ideology that lead to the management of the 2008 financial crisis. Look at most financial market and economic data, before that breaking point EU and USA growth rates were much closer, Eurostoxx 600 returns roughly matched the S&P 500 (I know they are not 100% comparable, but it is kinda the closer index we have), our combined economy was larger than the USA, afterward they kept moving ahead, we did not.
Good.
Building a stronger foundation so external treats from outside Europe will have less of an impact on our lives will in the long run also secure more reliable exports, and make us less dependable on imports.
Its become incresingly clear that USA, Russia and “others” are only in it for themselves and isnt interested in Europes and to that extent global interests. As long as they are ahead, the rest of the world is secund. Trump as an example has made it vary clear that his policies are “Trump first, America secund, rest of the world a distant third.”