The European Central Bank warned that the rise of populist parties could threaten growth in the eurozone.
The bank describes a need for fiscal and structural reforms in most of the area’s 19 member states. But those have currently lost momentum because of better short-term economic conditions as well as rising political risk.
”While deeper structural reforms would bring long-term benefits by boosting growth potential without endangering fiscal solvency, political risks – having ...
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