European governments at the foot of the wall to maintain public spending

The second wave of Covid-19 threatens the delicate scaffolding of government stimulus plans across Europe.

The considerable resources put on the table to respond to the crisis which began in March did not foresee a relapse of the economy at the end of the year.

The specter of a W-recovery, or double recession, will require even more to keep businesses and jobs afloat.

In the United Kingdom, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, on Thursday presented a third aid package to the sectors most affected by mobility restrictions in a month, at a potential cost of 13 billion pounds (14 billion euros).

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Within the euro zone, the President of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, called on governments to

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