The future of the euro area: reconstruction and recovery

Europe has shown huge resilience in overcoming energy shocks from reduced Russian fuel supply, yet prices are expected to remain high and coordinated efforts to diversify energy supply are still required. On top of this, there is expectation of a lower growth outlook, with shocks to the banking system from Credit Suisse being absorbed by UBS.

The continent therefore has to deal with a multitude of issues, including inflation, price instability and recovery from the energy crisis. There are key questions around central bank strategies, practices and toolkits for stimulating growth, as well as the reconstruction efforts of supply chains and agricultural systems, particularly in Ukraine.

OMFIF is convening a series of expert panels with policy-makers, regulators and public and private sector investors to discuss these questions and Europe’s future.