European semester for economic policy coordination: implementation of 2016 priorities

This own-initiative dossier concerns the European Semester for economic policy coordination and the implementation of 2016 priorities. The amendments rework recitals on eurozone and EU growth forecasts, the investment deficit, public and private investment and low interest rates, unemployment, falling oil prices and inflation, austerity and neo-liberal policies, the single currency, and political developments such as the UK's relationship with the Union and relations with Russia.