After Local Elections, Italians Seek Room for Stimulus
The parties that support Mario Monti lose support in local elections. Italians are tired of austerity.
The parties that support Mario Monti lose support in local elections. Italians are tired of austerity.
Elections in France and Greece could thwart Europe’s emphasis on fiscal consolidation.
Vítor Gaspar says Portugal’s deep economic recession is a “cautionary tale” of the failure of Keynesian stimulus policy.
There is little doubt that Italy’s employment system must change but left-wing parties and unions are critical.
Having reduced its gargantuan debt burden, the Greek government can say, from here, things will get better.
Greece enters “selective default” as a result of a bond swap arrangement.
The Spanish government has signaled an interest in renegotiating the position of the Rock. What’s at stake?
Greece’s political leaders agreed to implement further budget cuts in order to qualify for another European rescue package.
The European country’s new center-right government intends to conduct foreign policy with a business mentality.
The Russian gas pipeline is picking up momentum.
Britain stands on the sidelines as the rest of Europe moves toward closer economic and fiscal integration.
The Greek economy is shrinking and its debt burden growing at a faster pace than previously projected.
Italy’s prime minister urged a more activist policy on the part of the central bank to reduce its borrowing costs.
Spain’s new government embarks on an austerity agenda with budget cuts and tax increases.
The prime minister warns that “the survival of the common currency” could be at risk if Italy doesn’t reform.