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Germany faces €170bn budget gap despite massive borrowing – Financial Times

Jul 30, 2025 | Uncategorized

Germany faces €170bn budget gap despite massive borrowing  Financial TimesGermany plans to cut energy costs by 42 billion euros, draft budget shows  ReutersGermany’s budget woes set to return, finance minister warns  politico.euGermany, long tightfisted, goes on a spending spree with new budget  The Washington PostGermany updates: Cabinet approves 2026 draft budget  DW

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