The Eurozone locomotive carries, putting the economic balance of the continent at risk. Before federal elections, German Economy Minister Robert Habeck reduced economic growth forecast by 2025 from 1.1% to 0.3%. After the elections, the electorate opted for conservative Friedrich Merz (CDU), but his fiscal adjustment plan could stress the social model, stop the ecological transition and weaken the European defense.
Given the lack of private investment, the voices that ask to make the debt brake that have been a pillar of German economic policy since 2009. All this, in a global context marked by those announced by the US president, Donald Trump, who threatens the expansion of a transatlantic commercial war, grow.
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