The draft budget for 2026, approved by the German government, foresees public investment of €126.7 billion, marking a shift away from fiscal conservatism. It includes total spending of €520.5bn and a new debt of €174bn, with special funds for infrastructure and defense. The budget will exclude defence and infrastructure spending from the budget deficit calculation, facilitating economic recovery and modernizing the country's strategic capabilities. Parliamentary debates will start in September and final approval is expected by the end of the year.
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Cabinetul Merz a adoptat proiectul de buget al Germaniei pentru 2026: Investiții record în infrastructură și apărare
Germania anunță investiții masive în infrastructură și apărare pentru 2026, în încercarea de a susține creșterea economică
Guvernul german a aprobat proiectul de buget pentru 2026, ce prevede investiţii record de 126,7 miliarde euro
Guvernul german a aprobat proiectul de buget pentru 2026, ce prevede investiţii record de 126,7 miliarde euro
Germania: Guvernul a aprobat proiectul de buget pentru 2026, ce prevede investiţii record
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