The International Monetary Fund underlines the need for urgent action to counter Europe's stagnating economy, with growth estimated at just 0.8% in 2025.
Andreea Lificiu
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The IMF has warned that Europe risks stagnation due to slow economic growth, weak investment and geopolitical threats. The eurozone economy could grow by just 0.8% in 2025 despite minimal unemployment. The IMF calls for "decisive momentum" to deepen the EU's single market, estimating that harmonizing regulations could boost GDP by 3% in 10 years. There are also risks for companies exposed to the US market, but the European banking system is considered stable.
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