Economic policy / Macroeconomic Indicators, Economic Growth
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Economic policy: Macroeconomic indicators suggest slow but steady improvement in EU economy
Eurostat published its flash estimates of several macroeconomic indicators for the EU and the eurozone last week. It confirms what analysts have been suggesting for some time now – the EU is in a very sluggish but steady economic recovery. The GDP figures slowly rise. Last week´s indicators include ...
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Google+Economic Policy: Commission discusses 2015 European Semester, publishes country reports
On 25 February, the European Commission published its country reports on all 28 member states as part of the European Semester process. The Commission assessed the macroeconomic situation of each member state and drafted a report that will further be discussed by the Council, as well as individually...
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Economic Policy: Greece reaches interim deal with the creditors
After weeks of discussions, allegations and suspicion, the Eurogroup finally reached an agreement on the Greek bailout program in the evening of 20 February. It truly is a last-minute achievement – the program was originally set to end on 28 February and without any follow-up arrangement, Greece wou...
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