Spain is rolling out a fresh €10.5 billion investment fund to keep its economy afloat as EU pandemic-recovery support winds down. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez made the announcement, signaling Madrid's determination to maintain economic momentum beyond the EU's post-Covid stimulus phase. This move reflects broader European concerns about sustaining growth once emergency fiscal measures expire. For crypto investors tracking macro trends, such large-scale government spending programs and monetary policy shifts often influence market sentiment and risk appetite in digital asset markets.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 2h ago
Printing money again? Now on-chain funds are about to move.
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GasFeeCrier
· 2h ago
Here we go again, throwing money to save the economy. This trick has been played out long ago.
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HashBrownies
· 2h ago
They're printing money again, this time it's Spain's turn. What's next?
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BearWhisperGod
· 2h ago
It's the same old trick of printing money to stabilize the market, I'm tired of this routine.
European countries are all setting up large investment funds; frankly, they're just paving the way for an economic recession. The crypto world needs to stay alert.
Spain's €10.5 billion investment will ultimately be paid for through inflation. The bears are about to take off.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 2h ago
Starting to spend money again, how long can this move in Europe last?
Spain is rolling out a fresh €10.5 billion investment fund to keep its economy afloat as EU pandemic-recovery support winds down. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez made the announcement, signaling Madrid's determination to maintain economic momentum beyond the EU's post-Covid stimulus phase. This move reflects broader European concerns about sustaining growth once emergency fiscal measures expire. For crypto investors tracking macro trends, such large-scale government spending programs and monetary policy shifts often influence market sentiment and risk appetite in digital asset markets.