Spain’s Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo says there is a “window of opportunity” to revisit the idea of joint borrowing at the European Union level. In comments reported by Bloomberg, Cuerpo points to the chance to return to the proposal he raised this week, despite skepticism from some member states. The reports note that countries including Germany and the Netherlands have expressed initial doubts about the concept of jointly issued EU debt. Cuerpo characterizes the current political moment as potentially favorable for renewed discussion, while acknowledging that support is not immediate. The remarks are attributed to an interview with Bloomberg Television host Oliver Crook, delivered on Friday. Overall, the coverage frames Cuerpo’s comments as an attempt to open a new phase in the debate over shared EU financing instruments, following reluctance from key countries. Neither outlet provides additional details on the specific structure, size, or terms of a potential joint borrowing plan, focusing instead on the minister’s assessment of timing and the current level of support among member states.