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German parties agree on historic debt overhaul to revamp military and economy

  • Germany's next government partners plan to relax debt rules to increase defense spending due to growing concerns about U.S. Support for European allies.
  • They aim to create a €500 billion fund to improve Germany's infrastructure over the next decade.
  • Friedrich Merz proposed exempting defense spending over 1% of GDP from borrowing limits.
  • SPD leader Klingbeil stated that the constitutional debt brake will be revised to avoid hindering investment by the year-end.
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The conservative German leader of the CDU, Friedrich Merz, has come forward to become the next chancellor, seems determined to reform the rules limiting the use of the deficit and to create a special fund of 500 billion dedicated to industrial and infrastructure investments to get the first European power out of the recession. This is expected to benefit many French values such as Vinci, Eiffage, Spie and also Alstom.

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Portfolio.hu broke the news in on Tuesday, March 4, 2025.
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