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German Spending Pledge & War

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Germany's new spending plan has sent shockwaves through the bond and currency markets. The plan includes a massive €500 billion ($540 billion) special fund for infrastructure over the next decade and a significant boost in defense spending. This move marks a major shift in Germany's fiscal policy, which has traditionally focused on debt reduction.

The plan has sparked a global bond sell-off, with German bond yields rising sharply4. This is because the government will need to issue more bonds to finance the spending, which in turn raises yields to attract more investors4. The plan also includes exempting defense spending from Germany's strict borrowing cap.

Economists believe that this spending boost could significantly accelerate Germany's economic growth, potentially lifting it to 2% next year5. However, there are concerns about the long-term impact on Germany's debt levels, with some predicting that the debt-to-GDP ratio could rise to 100% by 2034.

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