Even before the Spanish scandal broke, the Parliament’s Special Committee on Housing, chaired by the Democratic Party MEP, had already addressed the severity of the housing crisis and the shortage of homes in Europe: prices have risen by 60 per cent over ten years. Yet the forthcoming EU budget lacks the necessary resources

In September, inflation rose from 3.3 to 4.2 per cent. Food, household and personal care goods rose from 0.9 to 1.7 per cent, whilst energy and fuel prices also rose

In 2025, large and medium-sized Italian companies invested more than in any other year since 2016, but employees have still not recouped the cumulative inflation of recent years

The market price cap is good news. Combating the rise in transport costs – which is then reflected in the prices of goods transported, leading to inflationary effects – is essential to prevent a vicious circle of inflation and stunted growth

GDP growth of up to 0.9 per cent in 2026, almost double the figure forecast in June. However, inflation is rising and the global economy is slowing down.

Over the past three years, the US central bank has underestimated the rise in prices. There is an element of bad luck linked to numerous unforeseeable shocks, but also some poorly targeted decisions