What does a rise in interest rates mean, and what are its implications?
A rise in borrowing costs has negative repercussions for citizens, businesses, government bonds, and even banks. Eunews provides an overview
Giornalista professionista dal 2010, dal 2011 a Bruxelles per scrivere di affari europei e NATO. Per due anni corrispondente di ASCA, nel 2014 diventa il primo corrispondente accreditato di LaPresse presso le istituzioni UE per la presidenza italiana di turno. Nel frattempo collaborazioni per quotidiani (QN e poi la Stampa) e web-TG sull’Europa. Nel 2019 cura un blog in inglese per il monitoraggio delle elezioni europee in Italia. A Eunews fin dall’inizio, prima come collaboratore e poi come redattore. Una tesi in geopolitica con Lucio Caracciolo. Francese, inglese, e un po’ di spagnolo. Olandese in corso d’opera.
A rise in borrowing costs has negative repercussions for citizens, businesses, government bonds, and even banks. Eunews provides an overview
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