Brdo pri Kranju – EU finance ministers on Saturday spoke in favour of a continuation of the bloc’s current investment cycle, amidst warnings that the soundness of public finances has to be borne in mind as stimulus spending is gradually wound down. Slovenian Finance Minister Andrej Šircelj, who described the meeting as “productive and effective”, said everyone participating showed a great desire for Europe to continue with this investment cycle and to become stronger after the pandemic. The majority of European countries, Slovenia included, have recorded an “unexpectedly positive” rebound….
