EU leaders to back tighter euro zone fiscal stance in 2025

European Union leaders will back on Friday a slightly tighter fiscal policy for the euro zone next year, to help bring down inflation and make public finance more stable after the excess spending of the COVID pandemic and the energy price crisis. The endorsement comes after finance ministers of the 20 countries using the euro agreed on March 11 on fiscal policy guidelines for 2025 to take into account new fiscal rules that give more time to cut debt while maintaining investment. "The European Council endorses the recommendation on the economic policy of the euro area," draft conclusions of the EU leaders say.
European Union leaders will back on Friday a slightly tighter fiscal policy for the euro zone next year, to help bring down inflation and make public finance

EU leaders to back tighter euro zone fiscal stance in 2025

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