EU agrees on economic measures of up to about 64 trillion yen New Coronavirus April 10 9:00
EU = The European Union has agreed to invest up to about 64 trillion yen in Japanese yen for financing member countries and for corporate rescue, given the serious economic impact of the spread of the new coronavirus. did.
EU member countries are taking measures to curb the outbreak of the new coronavirus, such as going out of the country. As a result, the largest economic power in the region, Germany, is expected to see a growth rate of nearly 10% from April to June. The impact on is getting worse.
Therefore, the EU held a meeting of the Eurozone Finance Ministers on September 9 to discuss measures.
As a result, up to a total of € 540 billion, or approximately ¥ 64 trillion in Japanese yen, to leverage the EU's existing framework to finance Member States and support firms that are facing difficult operations Agreed to cast.
The eurozone finance ministers' meeting, which began on the 7th, was controversial between northern European countries, such as the Netherlands, who are cautious about lending, and southern countries, such as Italy and Spain, seeking strong support. Was being interrupted.
The countries have finally reached an agreement this time, but opposition from the northern countries has concluded that Italy and other countries are seeking to raise funds by jointly issuing "euro joint bonds" by eurozone countries. Has been postponed, and the source of the conflict remains.