Europe must tackle own debt issues, not rely on US rate cuts

An opinion piece argues that Europe cannot depend on US monetary easing to lower its borrowing costs and must address its own fiscal and structural challenges. The piece reflects growing concern over European sovereign debt sustainability and divergence from US policy. It implies potential upward pressure on European yields and fiscal strain.

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