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EU Strengthens Steel Import Regulations to Safeguard Domestic Industry

8 days ago

In a significant move aimed at bolstering its steel sector, the European Union announced new regulations that tighten import rules for steel products. This decision comes as a response to increasing global competition and concerns over market distortion caused by low-priced steel flooding the market, particularly from non-EU countries.

European Commission's Bold Antitrust Action: Drinks Firms Targeted in Major Raid

23 days ago

In a significant development for the beverage industry, the European Commission has conducted extensive raids on several major drinks firms amid an ongoing antitrust investigation. This unprecedented action emphasizes the regulatory body's commitment to ensuring fair competition within the market, particularly following growing concerns over potential anti-competitive practices in the sector.

France Must Prioritize Stability Over Leadership Change, Warns Moscovici

4 months ago

In a recent statement, former European Commissioner Pierre Moscovici emphasized the urgent need for stability in France as the nation navigates a tumultuous political landscape. With elections on the horizon, Moscovici expressed doubts about the viability of a new presidency, suggesting that the focus should be on maintaining continuity rather than embracing potential changes in leadership.

EU's Ambitious Plan: Lending Arm Proposes IPO Investments to Strengthen Markets Union

6 months ago

In an unprecedented move aimed at boosting the European Union's financial market synergy, the EU’s primary lending institution has unveiled a proposal that could potentially invigorate the investment landscape across the continent. The plan, drafted by the European Investment Bank (EIB), focuses on facilitating initial public offerings (IPOs) and harmonizing fragmented markets, thereby contributing significantly to the EU’s broader agenda of building a robust Capital Markets Union (CMU).