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3 weeks ago |
geopolitique.eu | Maria Tadeo
Voir tous les articles This week, the expiration of exceptional trade measures will see Kyiv lose access to the EU market on favorable conditions and return to its pre-war quotas. How are you preparing? Ukraine continues to engage in dialogue with our European partners even at the final stage. We are grateful for their willingness to seek constructive formats. Ukraine is not a threat to the European market. We are part of its stability. We respect the concerns of EU member states for their farmers.
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2 months ago |
geopolitique.eu | Maria Tadeo
Voir tous les articles You were Europe’s top trade official when the US under President Trump first imposed tariffs on the Union in 2018. He is expected to unleash a barrage of new tariffs on April 2. How does Trump II compare with Trump I? This time it will be worse. President Trump has always been fond of tariffs and his personality hasn’t changed. But the difference is that he has a very loyal group of people around him. Many of them have little experience in government or politics.
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Apr 4, 2024 |
imf.org | Maria Tadeo
Soft Landing in Crosswinds for a Lasting Recovery A soft landing for Europe’s economies is within reach. Securing the baseline of growth with price stability will require careful monetary policy calibration. Faster fiscal consolidation would ensure buffers are adequate to tackle future shocks, while structural fiscal reforms would help address mounting long-term expenditure pressures.
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Jan 25, 2024 |
news.yahoo.com | Maria Tadeo |Aaron Eglitis
(Bloomberg) -- European Union leaders are moving toward an agreement next week to transfer some €50 billion ($54.1 billion) in aid to Ukraine, Latvia’s leader said. • None Putin Sends US Signal on Ukraine Talks, Seeing War Advantage• None One of World’s Richest Doctors Sees Fortune Surge to $12 BillionPresident Edgars Rinkevics said an agreement for Kyiv will either involve a deal with all 27 member states, or a “different mechanism” that would work if unanimity isn’t achieved.
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Jan 25, 2024 |
bloomberg.com | Mark Schroers |Aaron Eglitis |Maria Tadeo
Der lettische Notenbankchef Martins Kazaks mahnt zur geldpolitischen Geduld und sieht eine verfrühte Zinssenkung als den schwerwiegendsten Fehler an, den die Europäische Zentralbank jetzt begehen könnte. Auch wenn die Zinssätze “beginnen sollten zu sinken”, sofern keine größeren Schocks eintreten, sollte die EZB nichts überstürzen, sagte das EZB-Ratsmitglied im Interview mit Bloomberg TV.
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On the bifurcation of sanctions - the EU is pushing for more where the US has stalled. But the G7 price cap on Russian oil was a real international effort. EU initially considered revision down to $50/barrel. Now calls for $45.
Will the EU dare to lower the price cap on its own if the US doesn't agree? Von der Leyen: "My assumption is that we do that together as G7. We started as G7, it was successful as a measure from the G7, and I want to continue this measure as G7."
«La guerra está en los genes de los rusos. Los europeos la temen»: entrevista con Serguéi Karaganov, unos de los arquitectos de la geopolítica de Putin. El que todavía crea que un alto al fuego es posible en 2025, haría bien en leer este texto inédito. https://t.co/5eP2kuoHbx