Young people in Europe face a stark wealth divide as protests over rising living costs and government spending cuts intensify, with those under 35 owning just 2.8% of total household wealth. The disparity highlights growing economic inequality and frustration among a generation struggling with financial instability amid broader austerity measures. Experts warn the gap could deepen social tensions, while policymakers grapple with balancing public spending amid economic pressures. The situation raises questions about long-term economic fairness and the sustainability of current fiscal policies.
As protests over living costs and programme cuts spread across Europe, under-35s hold 2.8%t of household wealth.
