Germany's Debt Reached 2.75 Trillion Euros Due to Defence Spending.
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The combined debt of the public sector of the Federal Republic of Germany rose to 2.75 trillion euros in the second quarter against a large expenditure on the army and infrastructure. 1 per cent, or 26.3 billion euros, of the country's debt in the first quarter, transfers RIA News to RIA with reference to the German Federal Statistical Office. The main reason for the increase in debt was the increase in the commitments of the special infrastruct…
Record debt at federal, state and local government! Germany's public sector has further raised its liabilities in the second quarter of 2026.
Germany's public debt rose to 2.75 trillion euros in the second quarter of this year, against the backdrop of a large expenditure on infrastructure and defence, reports... 29.09.2026, PRIM
Public debt rose 1 percent to 2 trillion 753.5 billion euros, according to data from the German Federal Statistical Office for the second quarter of 2026. In the increase, spending on special funds allocated for infrastructure and defense was decisive, with the federal debt reaching 1 trillion 907.1 billion euros.
The German Federal Statistical Office has released preliminary data on public debt stock for the second quarter of 2026. According to this data, in the second quarter, federal, state, social security funds, municipalities and municipal associations...
At the end of the second quarter, the federal government, Länder and municipalities had a total debt of 2753.5 billion euros. Expenditures from special assets for infrastructure and defence contribute to this.
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