EU Approves Budgetary Reform to Boost Investment and Control Debt

Brussels has finalized two years of negotiations on a reform of the bloc’s budgetary rules. This reform aims to encourage investment while maintaining fiscal discipline among member states. The newly approved rules are designed to be more flexible and growth-oriented, according to EU Economy Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni. The commissioner expressed optimism that the reform represents a well-balanced compromise. However, the rules still require the endorsement of the EU’s 27 member states prior to implementation.

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