After more than three years with Chancellor Olaf Scholz at Germany’s helm, Sunday’s election cemented the country’s lurch to ...

A widely-watched gauge of the attractiveness of German debt fell to the most negative on record as policymakers discuss ...

Europe will likely have to spend hundreds of billions to prepare to defend itself without U.S. help, and will have to find ...

Germany could approve a fund to boost defence spending before the outgoing parliament steps down next month, while leaving ...

EU mid-market update: Cautious market shows nerves ahead of Nvidia earnings and US data; Crypto capitulates and German Q4 GDP confirms contraction.

Omid Nouripour, a member of the Bundestag for the Alliance 90/The Greens, discusses the German election outcome and ...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's outgoing parliament could still greenlight a new special fund to boost defence spending but ...

The Christian Democrat, whose party won the parliamentary elections, quickly began negotiating with the Social Democrats to ...

The market reaction to the German election outcome was relatively modest. 10y Bund yields tracked towards 2.5%, underperforming modestly versus swaps. In part, this could just be an unwind of the ...

The outcome of the German election “has not resulted in a clear path to the constitution being changed to allow for a step ...

These safeguards — keeping annual deficits below 1.5 per cent in the long term, and reducing excess debt by at least half a percentage point per year — “bite more” for the likes of Germany, Finland ...

The Left Party, which promised rent caps, tax-free food, and more support for low-income households funded by the wealthy, was the most popular among Germans under 30, particularly women, scoring 24% ...