Instant View: German Parties Agree Debt Brake Reform, 500 Billion-Euro Infrastructure Fund
LONDON/BERLIN (Reuters) - The conservatives and the Social Democrats agreed to seek a loosening of Germany's debt brake to allow higher defence spending, as well as proposing to create a 500 billion euro ($529 billion) infrastructure fund, their leaders said on Tuesday.
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