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Portugal's government aims to reduce its budget surplus in 2024 as it implements tax cuts and faces a second consecutive year of economic slowdown. Meanwhile, Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni's deficit-laden budget is entering its final phase, featuring tax cuts and measures for families. France is also prepared to accelerate spending cuts as it tackles persistent deficits. Italy unveils €24bn in tax cuts and pay rises to stimulate faltering growth.
Italy unveils €24bn in tax cuts and pay rises to spur faltering growth https://t.co/gsDOSROLRa
🔴 FRANCE'S FINANCE MIN. LE MAIRE: I WOULD TRY TO WRING OUT AN EXTRA €1 BLN IN SPENDING CUTS - FT.
🔴 FRANCE IS PREPARED TO ACCELERATE SPENDING CUTS AS IT FIGHTS PERSISTENT DEFICITS - FT. https://t.co/svB3iqLyxe
🔴 FRANCE IS PREPARED TO ACCELERATE SPENDING CUTS AS IT FIGHTS PERSISTENT DEFICITS - FT.
🇫🇷 FRANCE READY TO ACCELERATE SPENDING CUTS AS IT BATTLES PERSISTENT DEFICITS- FT
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni’s deficit-laden budget is entering its final phase with the unveiling of tax cuts, measures for families, and also how to pay for them https://t.co/auAmhGWlJf
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni’s deficit-laden budget is entering its final phase with the unveiling of tax cuts, measures for families, and also how to pay for them https://t.co/A1X4NaH0eC
Portugal’s government aims to post a smaller budget surplus in 2024 as it lowers some taxes and the economy slows for a second year https://t.co/gcFLBKPllW