Germany's borrowing costs experience their largest surge since 1997 following a historic agreement on debt reform with EUR 500bn infrastructure fund and an ex-ante unlimited defence spending. On top of that, European Commission has proposed allowing EUR 800bn in additional borrowing by EU governments to be exempt from the bloc’s rules on debts and deficits, triggering the ECB to adoting a very cautious stance on further rate cuts.

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