Market Talk: German debt brake reform 'is historic'
Germany's lower house of parliament approved €500 billion in infrastructure spending and reforms to the country's debt brake on Tuesday. Carsten Brzeski of ING Research told Reuters the spending will give the economy a major boost - but further reform is needed.
Berlin's borrow-to-spend splurge is driving up borrowing costs, further choking embattled property companies seeking fresh ...
As Germany’s parliament convened an emergency session on Tuesday to vote on a hundreds of billion euro spending plan, it ...
Germany is set to relax its strict constitutional debt limits, enabling a €1 trillion investment in defence and ...
The German chancellor-in-waiting, Friedrich Merz, has won a vote in parliament to allow a huge increase in state borrowing ...
Germany's Ifo institute cut its forecast for economic growth in Europe's largest economy to 0.2% on Monday, citing subdued ...
Financial analysts became much more upbeat about Germany's economic prospects this month as the country's lawmakers closed in on an agreement to raise spending on defense and infrastructure. The ZEW ...
Germany's parliament approves a historic spending plan increasing bond issuance to boost economic growth and military ...
Germany's economic weakness carried over into the start of 2025, but fiscal policy plans by the country's future government ...
The IW Cologne expects modest productivity growth over the next 15 years – primarily due to AI. This is the biggest ...
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Friedrich Merz proposes 'radical' spending package for GermanyGermany's chancellor designate Friedrich Merz wants to scrap restraints on borrowing and allow for much higher defence ...
German chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz reached an agreement with the Greens on Friday on a massive increase in state ...
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