Indonesia implemented a wide-ranging fiscal restructuring programme in 2025 under President Prabowo that focused on expenditure rationalisation, tighter enforcement and recovery of revenue from illegal economic activity, resulting in an estimated fiscal impact of about $30 billion while keeping the fiscal deficit within the statutory 3 percent ceiling and maintaining stable debt levels.
— last modified 14 March 2017 The European Parliament approved on 14 March a report on the revision of the EU shareholders’ rights directive. The final adoption step will take…
— last modified 22 February 2017 The 27 Country Reports (for all EU Member States except Greece, which is under a dedicated stability support programme) provide an annual analysis by…
— last modified 18 January 2017 Around 1 million smaller business (SMEs) in the EU face problems with cross-border debts. This is about EUR 600 million lost every year for…
— last modified 14 September 2017 A new system for resolving disputes between foreign investors and states in a fair and efficient way.AdvertisementThe EU is the world’s biggest recipient and…
— last modified 29 November 2016 The European Commission proposed on 28 November new rules to ensure that systemic market infrastructures in the financial system, known as Central Counterparties (CCPs),…
— last modified 16 November 2016 The European Commission sets out the EU’s economic and social priorities for the year ahead, confirms the need to move towards a more positive…
