BRUSSELS (AP) — With economic growth still anemic across the European Union, the bloc’s leaders clashed Friday over whether to loosen rules limiting government budget deficits and debt.
Italy, Belgium and others argued more flexibility is needed so they can boost the economy and support job creation, but the more hawkish northern European nations including Germany rejected the idea.
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