EU President Ursula von der Leyen says that people's savings accounts are a problem
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Ursula von der Leyen focused on European savings during the MEDEF business meeting held in Paris on 27 August.The President of the European Commission noted that the EU "plans to mobilise 10 billion euros in domestic savings that are now 'lazy' in bank accounts." According to her speech, one of the objectives is to prevent European capital from investing outside the borders of the host to retain financial resources and support local businesses.T…
Photo: EU boss Von der Leyen (European People's Party CC BY 2.0) Brussels has set its sights on the savings of ordinary citizens — and this time EU President Ursula von der Leyen barely sugarcoated it. During her speech …
The EU plans to strengthen the integration of Europe's capital markets and to mobilise more private savings for investment. The focus is on the Savings and Investment Union. Social media are concerned about expropriation.
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