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This document provides regularly updated information on EU Member States which have received financial assistance from the ESM, the EFSF, the EFSM, the EU balance of payments assistance facility, other Member States and/or the IMF. Since August 2018, all financial assistance programmes to EU Member States have been concluded; therefore, the document focuses on the implementation of the enhanced surveillance framework for Greece and post-programme reviews for Ireland, Portugal, Cyprus, Spain and Romania ...

This document presents the main features of the European Financial Stabilisation Mechanism (EFSM). The EFSM allows the Commission to provide loans to euro area Member States threatened by severe difficulties and to access financial markets, by issuing bonds or with private placements. The amount that can be borrowed by the Commission on behalf of the European Union is limited.

This briefing gives an overview of recent European Commission (COM) opinions on the budgetary situation of five Member States (Belgium, Spain, France, Portugal and Slovenia) whose 2019 Draft Budgetary Plans (DBPs) are assessed to be “at risk of non-compliance” with their obligations under the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) and of one country (Italy) whose 2019 DBP is considered to be in particularly serious non-compliance with its obligations under the SGP. This briefing will be updated as further ...

In-nefqa tal-Unjoni

Skedi Informattivi dwar l-UE 01-06-2017

In-nefqa tal-baġit hija approvata b'mod konġunt mill-Kunsill u mill-Parlament. Il-baġit annwali tal-UE jrid jirrispetta l-limiti massimi baġitarji maqbula taħt il-qafas finanzjarju pluriennali (QFP) għal programmi u politiki differenti, bħalma huma dawk dwar il-koeżjoni, l-agrikoltura u r-relazzjonijiet esterni. L-istrumenti ta' flessibbiltà jiżguraw li l-UE tkun tista' tirreaġixxi f'każ ta' ħtiġijiet mhux previsti. L-użu tal-istrumenti finanzjarji joħloq effett ta' lieva fir-rigward tal-infiq tal-UE ...

This paper revises the European instruments for macro-financial stability providing financial support to member states. Three instruments, created on an ad-hoc basis during the crisis, are temporary and should gradually disappear. One instrument reserved for non-euro area member states, and others targeted at euro area countries remain in place. In the long term, the European Stability Mechanism is likely to become the only instrument for macro-financial assistance, but its current standing outside ...

This policy note provides a brief evaluation of the social and employment situation in Ireland.

This note describes the budgetary and institutional aspects of the EUR 60 billion European financial stabilisation mechanism, which forms part of the EUR 750 billion package of measures designed to preserve financial stability in Europe adopted on 9 May 2010.