Polish prime minister warns current energy prices threaten EU competitiveness
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the European Union cannot remain competitive at current energy prices. The headline provides no indication of a new binding policy or market action.
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Why it matters
Persistently high energy costs could weaken European industry and economic competitiveness.
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