Germany’s financing costs rose dramatically this week due to a shift in fiscal policy by chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz, leading to increased debt issuance and a surge in yields. However, investors believe that Merz’s spending plan can boost growth without overstretching Germany’s finances. The rise in yields reflects optimism about economic growth, with some economists revising up their forecasts. While the increase in borrowing costs may impact other Eurozone countries with higher debt burdens, Germany’s relatively low debt levels make a debt crisis unlikely. The shift in fiscal policy is seen as positive for growth, but some analysts caution that it may not address deeper structural issues in the German economy. Despite the increase in yields, Germany is viewed as having sufficient fiscal space to support its spending plan. the text you have read.
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