BERLIN (Reuters) -The number of people out of work in Germany rose less than expected in June, labour office figures showed ...

Germany’s minimum wage is set to rise by about 14% over the next 18 months under an agreement that appears to defuse a ...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz predicts GDP growth next year after three stagnant years. His approval rating is up, and so ...

German companies are the most upbeat about the economy in more than two years as an imminent boost to public spending ...

Starting in 2025, federal investment will jump to €115.7 billion, and to €123.6 billion in 2026, compared with €74.5 billion ...

German retail sales unexpectedly fell by 1.6% in May compared with the previous month, statistics office data showed on ...

Berlin’s draft plan pushes defence spending to 3.5% of GDP by 2026, with massive borrowing to modernize infrastructure and ...

Following the ongoing recession, the latest European Economic Outlook from KPMG signals a moderate recovery for the German ...

A wave of optimism seems to have hit the German economy, but it remains unclear whether it is really based on stronger fundamentals or just wishful thinking.

Germany's cabinet approved a significant economic revival plan with record investments in defense. Amid a tight NATO context, ...

Germany’s ruling coalition reached an agreement with the country’s state premiers on how to share the financial burden from ...

Germany is not planning to set up a national gas reserve as its recent legislation changing required filling levels for the ...