On Tuesday 3 March, the leaders of the European Council, the European Commission, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Eurogroup took stock of the EU’s economic situation in the current geopolitical context.
“They agreed to closely monitor the economic impact of developments in the Middle East, particularly with regard to energy prices and disruptions to maritime transport”, an EU official told Agence Europe.
On Monday 2 March, in an interview with the Financial Times, ECB...