Matthias Williams

1 week ago | gurutrade.com | Maria Martinez |Maria Martínez |María Martínez |Matthias Williams |Toby Chopra

Next government wants to boost consumer spending But impact of proposed policies may be limited, analysts say German savings rate well above EU average Germany faces third year of economic contraction Sustainability push may also dent spending BERLIN, April 14 (Reuters) - With global trade deeply uncertain and a tariff war causing havoc on financial markets, Germany's next government is hoping to unleash domestic consumption to revive stalled growth in an economy that has been driven for...

2 weeks ago | independent.ie | Andreas Rinke |Matthias Williams

Germany’s chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz clinches coalition deal with centre-left SPDGermany's chancellor-in-waiting and leader of the Christian Democratic Union party (CDU) Friedrich Merz looks on during a press conference in Berlin, Germany.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Andreas Rinke |Matthias Williams

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2 weeks ago | uk.marketscreener.com | Andreas Rinke |Matthias Williams

BERLIN (Reuters) - German conservatives under Friedrich Merz clinched a coalition deal with the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) on Wednesday, aiming to revive growth in Europe's largest economy just as a global trade war threatens recession. The deal caps weeks of haggling between chancellor-in-waiting Merz and the SPD after he topped elections in February but fell well short of a majority, with the far-right Alternative for Germany surging into second place.

2 weeks ago | cnnbrasil.com.br | Andreas Rinke |Matthias Williams

Os conservadores alemães, liderados por Friedrich Merz, fecharam um acordo de coalizão com o Partido Social-Democrata (SPD) de centro-esquerda na quarta-feira (9), com o objetivo de reavivar o crescimento na maior economia da Europa, justamente quando uma guerra comercial global ameaça recessão. O acordo encerra semanas de negociações entre o futuro chanceler Merz e o SPD, partido do atual chanceler Olaf Scholz.