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Home News How to coordinate European energy, fiscal, and monetary policies in a fragmented world
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How to coordinate European energy, fiscal, and monetary policies in a fragmented world

Published 2 April, 2026 In the news Monetary & financial markets Economic & fiscal policy
Authors David Barmes | Andrew Jackson | J. Christopher Proctor | Romain Svartzman

This commentary article outlines the case for coordinating energy, fiscal and monetary policy. and argues that not doing so ensures failure in a world increasingly shaped by geoeconomic fragmentation and climate change.

External link to article on the Institute for European Policymaking at Bocconi University website.

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