Carlo Martuscelli is a reporter at POLITICO Europe. He focuses on the European economy and health policy, having previously covered the Covid-19 pandemic and now reporting from Brussels on central banking. Carlo's work has been featured in POLITICO Europe, Business Times Journal, RealClearMarkets, and Daily Climate.
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Carlo's coverage predominantly focuses on the European Union, pharmaceutical industry, healthcare, and European politics. His articles often involve government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data citations.
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By: Carlo Martuscelli
The slowdown is particularly acute in the automotive sector.
By: Carlo Martuscelli
The rapid expansion comes as Germany stagnates. Spain's recipe for rapid economic expansion continues to work, said Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo in an interview with POLITICO.
By: Carlo Martuscelli
Debt expected to near 100 percent of global GDP by 2030. The debt owed by governments around the world will surpass $100 trillion by year-end
Consumer prices rose by 1.7 percent in September on an annual basis, down from 2.2 percent the month before.
By: Hans von der Burchard, Gregorio Sorgi, Carlo Martuscelli
So far, only Italy, Spain and Finland have been granted similar extensions.
By: Gregorio Sorgi, Carlo Martuscelli, Hans von der Burchard
“It's karma, no?” said one European official. BRUSSELS — Germany has long been the European Union's penny pincher par excellence — a paragon
By: Carlo Martuscelli
Analysts see a 25 basis point cut as the most likely result tomorrow, but political uncertainty clouds the outlook going forward.
By: Geoffrey Smith, Carlo Martuscelli
Rate cut was expected by financial markets. LONDON — The Bank of England cut its key interest rate for the second time this year, saying it was increasingly confident that inflation is coming under control.
By: Carlo Martuscelli
“Free trade is not about choosing one area over another,” Bailey told MPs.
By: Carlo Martuscelli
Euro tumbles to two-year low against the dollar as manufacturing malaise spreads to services.
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