EU Finance Ministers in Cyprus: IMF Warns EU Against a New Debt Crisis
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EU finance ministers are discussing sustainable long-term financing of their budgets in Cyprus, but in the short term, new debts are at stake again.
European countries will face massive defence, energy and pension bills in the next 15 years. Thus the IMF told finance ministers during a meeting in Nicosia, suggesting a combination of structural changes, fiscal consolidation and joint debt issuance to manage these financial pressures.
The International Monetary Fund is warning that the European Union's public debt risks entering an unsustainable trajectory unless urgent action is taken, Politico reports. According to a document presented to finance ministers at an informal meeting in Nicosia, the average debt of a European country could reach 130% of GDP by 2040, almost double the current level. The IMF estimates that, over the next 15 years, European governments will be unde…
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