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FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The two political parties expected to form the next German government have agreed to loosen the country's constitution restrictions on borrowing, enabling 1 trillion euros ...
News Germany » Frankfurt » Government: Why Germany’s Aviation Sector Isn’t Reaching Its Full Potential
Germany is not suffering from a lack of demand. Premium cabins are performing strongly, leisure traffic remains resilient and Frankfurt and Munich are expanding infrastructure to prepare for further ...
News Germany » Frankfurt » Government: Sanofi breaks ground on insulin plant after securing German government support
The European Commission approved Germany’s financial support after assessing the risks of Sanofi stopping insulin API production at the Frankfurt campus.
News Germany » Frankfurt » Government: Germany's 'debt brake' rule helped collapse its government — and it could be about to change
When the German government collapsed earlier this month, clashes within the former ruling coalition about economic and budget policy were widely cited as a key factor. The debt brake, a fiscal rule ...
News Germany » Frankfurt » Government: German government spending only thing preventing GDP fall, Bundesbank says
FRANKFURT, June 12 (Reuters) - Heavy government spending on defence and infrastructure will stop Germany from slipping into recession this year, as the war in Iran takes its toll on Europe's biggest ...
News Germany » Frankfurt » Government: Behind Germany’s Political Turmoil, a Stagnating Economy
One of Europe’s powerhouses is losing its competitive edge, and the political class can’t agree on why — or what to do about it. By Jim Tankersley Jim Tankersley, a longtime economic policy ...
News Germany » Frankfurt » Government: Bundesbank Chief Wants New German Government Formed Quickly
German parties should quickly form a new government after Sunday’s election, to help prevent the economy failing to expand for a third straight year, according to Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel.