Uniting Europe's Markets | Davos 2024 | World Economic Forum

At a time when European economies face higher borrowing costs and strained public budgets, financial integration in Europe remains lower than before the global financial crisis and Europe's capital markets are less developed than those of other advanced economies.
Completing Europe's single market could help on both counts, but why does the political will to do so remain elusive?
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