The European Central Bank is pushing for legal economic migration within the EU to stimulate growth, emphasizing the need for skilled workers to fill gaps in the labor market. This move is seen as essential for sustaining economic development and addressing demographic challenges in the region. ECB officials believe that a well-managed migration policy will contribute to a more dynamic and competitive economy in the European Union.
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EU hit by surge in steel imports as US tariffs divert shipments
Europe is experiencing a surge in steel imports diverted from the US due to high tariffs, with certain products seeing increases of up to tenfold this year, prompting calls for urgent action from the steel industry. The European Commission's surveillance report indicates significant rises in imports and price drops for various products, including stainless steel and industrial robots, with China being a major source of the influx. Thyssenkrupp's Ilse Henne emphasized the need for protective...
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