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Three Contenders Vie for Eurogroup Presidency"

On Monday, Ireland's Paschal Donohoe faces challenges from Spain's Carlos Cuerpo and Lithuania's Rimantas Šadžius for the Eurogroup presidency, a role crucial for coordinating eurozone economic policy; the winner needs 11 of 20 votes.

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Donohoe Wins Third Term as Eurogroup President Unopposed

Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe won a third term as Eurogroup president unopposed after Spanish and Lithuanian candidates withdrew their bids due to lack of support, prioritizing Eurogroup unity over further competition.

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Greece's Post-Crisis Economic Successes and Persistent Challenges

Since overcoming its 2015 economic crisis, Greece has shown significant growth exceeding the EU average and maintains primary surpluses; however, low investment (16% of GDP vs. EU's 21%) and misalignment of wages, productivity, and cost of living remain key challenges.

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Merkel Criticizes Trump, Recalls Greek Debt Crisis Stress

In Athens, Angela Merkel criticized Donald Trump's attention-seeking behavior and trade policies, advocating for European unity against US tariffs while recalling the stressful 2015 Greek debt crisis and contrasting leadership styles with Trump and Obama.

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France Faces Urgent Call for €105 Billion in Budget Cuts

France's Court of Auditors calls for substantial budgetary cuts to address its soaring public deficit (5.8% of GDP in 2024) and high debt (114% of GDP), estimating €105 billion in savings are needed by 2029 to meet the government's target of a deficit below 3% of GDP.

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Bulgaria's Euro Adoption: Divided Public Opinion Amidst Political Instability

Despite overwhelming parliamentary support, Bulgaria's euro adoption faces strong public opposition due to concerns about economic hardship, political instability, and lack of trust in the pro-EU political elite, highlighting the challenges of integrating Eastern European countries into the eurozone...

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Eurozone Retail Sales Plunge on US Tariff Fears

Eurozone retail sales fell 0.7% in May, the steepest drop in nearly two years, due to uncertainty over US trade tariffs; all major sectors contracted, with automotive fuel sales down 1.3%; economists' forecasts aligned with the decline.

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Spain's Debt Restructuring: A Shifting Landscape

Spain's debt landscape has transformed since 2020, with household debt falling €20 billion, corporate debt rising €80 billion, and public debt increasing by over €100 billion; yet, strong nominal GDP growth has lowered the debt-to-GDP ratio, leaving private debt at 110% compared to 145% in the Euroz...

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Three Candidates Vie for Eurogroup Presidency

Three candidates—Paschal Donohoe (Ireland), Carlos Cuerpo (Spain), and Rimantas Šadžius (Lithuania)—are competing for the Eurogroup presidency on Monday; the winner will lead the group for the next two and a half years and will need at least 11 out of 20 votes to win.

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Merkel Reflects on Greece's Debt Crisis During Athens Visit

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited Greece to promote her autobiography, "Freedom," and engaged in a public conversation discussing her role during Greece's economic crisis, including the 2015 referendum, and her relationships with various world leaders.

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Bulgaria's Euro Adoption Faces Public Resistance

Despite the European Parliament's overwhelming approval, Bulgaria's euro adoption faces public resistance due to fears of reduced purchasing power and economic dependence, fueled by political instability and high poverty rates.

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Eurozone PMI Stagnant at 50.2, Regional Disparities Widening

The June flash eurozone Composite PMI remained at 50.2, unchanged from May, indicating stagnation despite the ECB's rate cut; Germany showed marginal growth while France experienced its tenth consecutive monthly decline, highlighting regional disparities and uncertainty over future growth.

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