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UK’s $61.5 billion subsidies for firms win EU approval

Bloomberg The United Kingdom’s plan to grant 50 billion pounds ($61.5 billion) to companies suffering the economic effects of the coronavirus outbreak won approval from the European Commission. The EU must still police British state-aid programs because EU law is still in force during transition period as Britain exits the bloc. The EU has now cleared the UK to take ...

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IMF mulls Fed-like program to get dollars to more economies

Bloomberg The International Monetary Fund (IMF) may launch a new program to help address the global shortage of dollars, providing a backup to the Federal Reserve’s campaign to keep greenbacks flowing around the world economy. IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva is preparing to offer short-term dollar loans to countries that lack enough Treasuries to participate in a Fed program that ...

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Denmark faces budget deficit of 6.5% of GDP

Bloomberg Denmark faces a budget deficit of 6.5% of gross domestic product this year under the most optimistic scenario provided by the Danish Economic Councils, an independent government adviser. Under that scenario, GDP would fall by 3.5% this year as the economy quickly returns to normal activity, the advisory, known as the Wise Men, said in a statement on Monday. ...

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