The capital markets union is a key
step that can't be delayed to provide Europe with a financial
infrastructure that is able to stimulate private investments to
support competitiveness, Premier Giorgia Meloni said on Tuesday.
"A further point we will deal with at the European Council will
be the completion of the capital markets union, a key step and
at the same time a need that cannot be delayed to provide Europe
with a financial infrastructure that is able to stimulate
private investments which we cannot do without if we want to
support competitiveness", said the prime minister in her
briefing to the Senate ahead of the Council this week.
"We cannot pretend not to see how each year over 300 billion
euros of European current assets end up in investments outside
the EU.
"We have the possibility and the duty of intercepting these
investments", said Meloni.
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