Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 29
Lagarde Says Europe Is More Resilient to Shocks as Low-Carbon Energy Investment Pays Off
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 29

Lagarde Says Europe Is More Resilient to Shocks as Low-Carbon Energy Investment Pays Off

3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 29

Summary

  • Sintra, Portugal — ECB President Christine Lagarde said Europe is becoming less vulnerable to external economic shocks, pointing to stronger resilience across the region.
  • Lagarde credited a better financial framework, saying tighter banking and fiscal regulations have helped Europe absorb recent strains more effectively.
  • Low-carbon energy investment has also paid off, she said, linking progress on the green transition to reduced exposure to outside disruptions.
  • The remarks opened the ECB’s annual retreat in Sintra, where policymakers are assessing Europe’s economic outlook and sources of stability.

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