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Issuance of long-dated debt with zero interest payments is test for hot market
Economy has gone from being the powerhouse of the region to one of its laggards
Celebration of Iron Curtain coming down contrasts with support for Serbia fence
Party has been scarred by infighting and hemmed in by its commitment to coalition with CDU
A lack of political ambition, reform and investment when times were good have hobbled the country
Devoted attachment to woodland fuels concerns over climate change
Politicians and economists plead for end to balanced budget approach
Eurozone’s largest economy shrinks 0.1% in second quarter, adding to recession fears
Proposed VAT change a tender topic for the meat-loving nation.
German group will shortly be taken private with the help of KKR
Key poll shows financial experts most gloomy since eurozone debt crisis
Deliveroo pulls out of Germany with four days’ notice.
Fears that manufacturing dip will hit jobs and services prompt stimulus debate
The hard-right party is well placed to gain regional seats but faces a power struggle between moderates and extremists
This busy working city also offers a wealth of greenery, culture and luxury shopping
Kramp-Karrenbauer argues government should stick to ‘Schwarze Null’ policy
Taxpayer is nursing large paper loss on the struggling lender
Figures add to poor data that signal economy may be at edge of recession
Statistics office changes price tracking, making life harder for ECB rate-setters
German manufacturer explores partnerships and puts units under review
Berlin must loosen the purse strings to avoid the economy tipping into recession
Past hostility to buyout firms is beginning to thaw as dealmaking picks up
Its posturing as a self-righteous pacifist is unconvincing
June figures raise concern that largest eurozone economy is heading for contraction
Its streamlined approach to delivering items is also delivering results
