At a time when budgets are under pressure and global bond markets are in turmoil, Eurozone finance ministers may hold a special meeting to discuss how to deal with rising energy prices. According to people familiar with the matter, finance ministers from Eurozone countries meeting in Dublin on Friday expressed concern about the impact of the Middle East war on families and the pressure on public finances caused by government countermeasures. People familiar with the matter said that in order to address these concerns, Eurogroup Chairman Kyriakos Pierrakakis told participating finance ministers that the possibility of holding an emergency meeting is not ruled out.

At a time when budgets are under pressure and global bond markets are in turmoil, Eurozone finance ministers may hold a special meeting to discuss how to deal with rising energy prices. According to people familiar with the matter, finance ministers from Eurozone countries meeting in Dublin on Friday expressed concern about the impact of the Middle East war on families and the pressure on public finances caused by government countermeasures. People familiar with the matter said that in order to address these concerns, Eurogroup Chairman Kyriakos Pierrakakis told participating finance ministers that the possibility of holding an emergency meeting is not ruled out.