Germany Is Lifting a Foot Off Its ‘Debt Brake.’ Here’s Why. – The New York Times
Germany is poised to ease its strict "debt brake" policy, allowing for increased public spending to stimulate economic growth. This ...
Read moreGermany is poised to ease its strict "debt brake" policy, allowing for increased public spending to stimulate economic growth. This ...
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Read moreSweden’s Riksbank has decided to maintain its interest rate, signaling an end to its easing cycle amid persistent inflation concerns. ...
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Read moreIn a bold move, German Finance Minister Christian Merz has secured support for a significant increase in public spending, emphasizing ...
Read moreSlovenia reported a current account deficit of 9 million euros in January, marking a shift from previous surpluses. This development ...
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