The Bundesbank chief has called for German tax cuts to boost investment, emphasizing the need for increased economic growth. This follows comments from German Finance Minister Christian Lindner, who suggested that the European Central Bank (ECB) should refrain from intervention as it could raise economic and constitutional questions. Additionally, the ECB's Nagel highlighted that the German economy is regaining footing but requires more investment to sustain growth. The Financial Times (FT) reported on these developments.
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ECB'S NAGEL: GERMANY NEEDS MORE INVESTMENTS TO BOOST ECONOMIC GROWTH.
FT wrote a story about below this weekend following German Fin Min Lindner comments that ECB should stay on the sidelines as “it would raise economic and constitutional questions” #frenchelections https://t.co/ikSdfCmvYR