The rise of hard-right political movements across Europe is increasingly seen as a potential threat to economic stability. These parties, gaining traction in several countries, advocate for policies that could disrupt fiscal discipline, increase public spending, and challenge the European Union’s economic framework. Analysts warn that if such parties gain significant influence or enter governing coalitions, they may push for protectionist trade measures, resist structural reforms, and undermine central bank independence. This shift could weaken investor confidence, increase market volatility, and complicate efforts to manage inflation and debt levels across the region. While the full economic consequences remain uncertain, financial institutions are beginning to assess the risks associated with a broader political realignment.
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