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Euro Area: IMF Executive Board concludes 2024 consultation

The euro area economy has been resilient in the face of multiple, large shocks, including the pandemic, Russia’s gas shut-off, and fallout from the war in Ukraine. Nonetheless, the adverse shocks have had persistent effects which shape economic prospects. Energy-intensive industries, in particular, have struggled to adjust to higher input costs and continue to underperform. Despite subdued overall activity, employment growth remains robust. Inflation has declined significantly from its late-2022

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Croatia: IMF Executive Board concludes 2024 Article IV consultation

The Croatian economy performed strongly despite external shocks. The impressive post-pandemic growth during 2021-22 moderated to 3.1 percent in 2023, still among the highest in the euro area. Inflation has decelerated considerably since early 2023 but still persists above the euro area average, owing to elevated food and services inflation amid a tight labor market.

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An ECB key priority: Enhancing banks’ resilience against cyber threats

The importance of cyber resilience in protecting our banking sector cannot be overstated: the current landscape poses a variety of cyber threats, from cybercrime to sophisticated state-sponsored attacks. The results of our recent stress test will help us strengthen the way supervised banks manage cyber risk, to set the stage for a resilient banking future.

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Spain: EU Commission disburses 4th RRF payment of €9.9bn

The EU Commission is disbursing to Spain the fourth payment for €9.9 billion (net of pre-financing) in grants, under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF). As for all Member States, payments made to Spain under the RRF are performance-based and depend on the implementation by Spain of the investments and reforms described in its recovery and resilience plan.

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