(ANSA) - BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 30 - "The financial advantage that the Commission and many States hoped to obtain from the European common debt, compared to issuing debt on a national basis, no longer exists".
German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said in an interview relaunched by the Financial Times in which he says 'no' to new common debt to face the energy crisis.
And from Berlin comes the 'no even to the hypothesis of the repayment of the debt to be negotiated bilaterally, envisaged by the reform of the Pact.
The pact's credibility stems from the fact that "the rules must be applied by all, equally," Lindner said.
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