statementSaid on 2026-10-14
Luxembourg relies on the EU Single Market, the euro area, global capital, cross-border workers, and NATO security guarantees; its financial sector accounts for roughly one quarter of GDP and around 10% of employment, while investment-fund assets amount to approximately 77 times national GDP.
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Luxembourg, in turn, relies on the EU Single Market, the euro area, global capital, cross-border workers, and NATO security guarantees.
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