Italia cere mai multă flexibilitate de la regulile bugetare ale UE pentru a putea lupta cu inflaţia - Economica.net

Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni seeks additional budgetary flexibility from the EU to address rising inflation driven by energy costs. In September, inflation rose to 4.1%, increasing public discontent ahead of next year's elections. Meloni plans to allocate €14 billion over two years to reduce energy costs for companies, utilizing the EU's safeguard clause. She aims to discuss this issue with EU leaders and emphasize the need for adjusted deficit calculations due to higher inflation. Upcoming economic forecasts will guide Italy's budget for 2027, with Meloni expected to commit to reducing the deficit below 3% of GDP, despite calls for increased flexibility suggesting a potential rise in the deficit.