European Shares Jump as Germany Loosens Debt Brake
(Reuters) - European shares bounced back on Wednesday after their worst day in more than six months as German leaders agreed to loosen the country's so-called debt brake. Germany's blue-chip index jumped 2.6% as of 0811 GMT to trade near a record high.
‘A really big bazooka’: German defense spending likely to rise after parties agree historic debt change
The parties hoping to form Germany’s next government have agreed to overhaul borrowing rules and create a €500 billion ($536 billion) infrastructure fund in a tectonic spending shift to revamp the military and revive growth in Europe’s largest economy.
Germany's 10-year borrowing costs could surge to their highest levels in more than 16 years after politicians reached a ...
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BERLIN (AP) — The prospective partners in Germany’s next government said Tuesday that they will seek to loosen the nation’s ...
Germany's conservatives and Social Democrats agreed on increasing defense spending by seeking a loosening of the nation's ...
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