Europe’s €10 trillion gamble

30 July 2024 , 14:34
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The value of all companies on Europe’s stock markets, as a percentage of GDP, is half of that in the U.S. according to a Commission report. | Photo-illustration by Natália Delgado/POLITICO
The value of all companies on Europe’s stock markets, as a percentage of GDP, is half of that in the U.S. according to a Commission report. | Photo-illustration by Natália Delgado/POLITICO

From Athens to Berlin, governments are coalescing around an idea to turbocharge the economy. If successful, it could be transformative ― but it’s a big if.

Thomas Brown

Europe, United States, Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, France, China, Finance, Debts, Crisis, Capital markets union, Business, Banks, Artificial intelligence (AI), Artificial intelligence

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