Financial crisis sparks major changes in European financial markets
The recent global financial crisis had a big impact on Europe, affecting financial institutions and government debt. The European Union took steps to prevent future crises, focusing on overall financial system stability. The crisis also affected macroeconomic stability, leading the European Central Bank to use non-standard monetary policies. Despite efforts to stabilize the financial system, the effects of the crisis are still lingering. This highlights the need for further research and policy actions to prevent future financial crises.