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Greece to Add €3 Billion to 2026 Budget for Middle-Class Tax Relief
The Greek government will add over €3 billion to its 2026 budget, primarily providing tax relief to middle-class salaried employees earning between €20,000 and €50,000 annually, a decision influenced by exceeding tax revenues and international economic factors.
Greece to Add €3 Billion to 2026 Budget for Middle-Class Tax Relief
The Greek government will add over €3 billion to its 2026 budget, primarily providing tax relief to middle-class salaried employees earning between €20,000 and €50,000 annually, a decision influenced by exceeding tax revenues and international economic factors.
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Germany to Discuss Economic Relief Package Amidst Budgetary Concerns
Germany's federal and state governments will meet on June 18th to discuss an economic relief package including tax breaks for businesses and a corporation tax reduction starting in 2028, aiming to stimulate economic growth and improve public sentiment, while addressing budgetary concerns for municip...
Germany to Discuss Economic Relief Package Amidst Budgetary Concerns
Germany's federal and state governments will meet on June 18th to discuss an economic relief package including tax breaks for businesses and a corporation tax reduction starting in 2028, aiming to stimulate economic growth and improve public sentiment, while addressing budgetary concerns for municip...
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44% Bias Score


German Stimulus Package: Industry Approves, Economist Critiques
Germany's governing coalition unveiled an economic stimulus package including tax breaks and energy cost reductions, met with both approval from industry leaders like the BDI and criticism from economist Veronika Grimm who deemed some measures too costly.
German Stimulus Package: Industry Approves, Economist Critiques
Germany's governing coalition unveiled an economic stimulus package including tax breaks and energy cost reductions, met with both approval from industry leaders like the BDI and criticism from economist Veronika Grimm who deemed some measures too costly.
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44% Bias Score


PBOC Cuts Rates to Counter US Tariff Impact
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) lowered benchmark lending rates by 10 basis points to record lows, aiming to mitigate the economic impact of US tariffs; this follows a broader stimulus package and comes ahead of US-China trade talks.
PBOC Cuts Rates to Counter US Tariff Impact
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) lowered benchmark lending rates by 10 basis points to record lows, aiming to mitigate the economic impact of US tariffs; this follows a broader stimulus package and comes ahead of US-China trade talks.
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40% Bias Score


China Cuts Interest Rates, Unveils Fiscal Package Amidst US Trade Talks
Facing a weakening economy and ahead of crucial trade talks with the US, China announced a monetary policy package including a key interest rate cut and reserve requirement ratio reduction, freeing up 122 billion euros, alongside fiscal measures to support various sectors and technological innovatio...
China Cuts Interest Rates, Unveils Fiscal Package Amidst US Trade Talks
Facing a weakening economy and ahead of crucial trade talks with the US, China announced a monetary policy package including a key interest rate cut and reserve requirement ratio reduction, freeing up 122 billion euros, alongside fiscal measures to support various sectors and technological innovatio...
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36% Bias Score


Merz Outlines Plan to Strengthen German Economy
Germany's incoming chancellor, Friedrich Merz, plans to boost the country's economy through investments, tax cuts for SMEs, and a reliable energy supply, as part of a €1 trillion stimulus package, aiming to counter economic challenges and the US trade war.
Merz Outlines Plan to Strengthen German Economy
Germany's incoming chancellor, Friedrich Merz, plans to boost the country's economy through investments, tax cuts for SMEs, and a reliable energy supply, as part of a €1 trillion stimulus package, aiming to counter economic challenges and the US trade war.
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Germany Approves €48 Billion Tax Relief Package to Boost Stagnant Economy
Germany's federal government and Bundesrat approved a €48 billion tax relief package for businesses, including degressive tax write-offs on equipment and a phased reduction in corporate tax to 10% by 2032, to counteract three years of economic stagnation and boost growth; the federal government will...

Germany Approves €48 Billion Tax Relief Package to Boost Stagnant Economy
Germany's federal government and Bundesrat approved a €48 billion tax relief package for businesses, including degressive tax write-offs on equipment and a phased reduction in corporate tax to 10% by 2032, to counteract three years of economic stagnation and boost growth; the federal government will...
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Germany Proposes €17 Billion Investment Boost with Tax Cuts
Germany's government unveiled a €17 billion investment boost package, including accelerated depreciation for assets (30 percent, July 2025-2027), a planned corporate tax cut to 10 percent by 2032, and a "super-depreciation" for electric company vehicles (75 percent).

Germany Proposes €17 Billion Investment Boost with Tax Cuts
Germany's government unveiled a €17 billion investment boost package, including accelerated depreciation for assets (30 percent, July 2025-2027), a planned corporate tax cut to 10 percent by 2032, and a "super-depreciation" for electric company vehicles (75 percent).
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40% Bias Score

China's Industrial Profits Surge, Underpinning Economic Resilience
China's industrial enterprises reported a 3 percent year-on-year surge in total profits in April, driven by high-tech and equipment manufacturing sectors, indicating economic robustness despite trade tensions and prompting upward revisions in GDP growth forecasts by J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley; M...

China's Industrial Profits Surge, Underpinning Economic Resilience
China's industrial enterprises reported a 3 percent year-on-year surge in total profits in April, driven by high-tech and equipment manufacturing sectors, indicating economic robustness despite trade tensions and prompting upward revisions in GDP growth forecasts by J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley; M...
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36% Bias Score

China Cuts Interest Rates to Counter Economic Slowdown Amid US Trade Tensions
China's central bank cut interest rates and reserve requirements, freeing up 122 billion euros to counter a weakening economy amid rising trade tensions with the US, ahead of high-level trade talks this weekend.

China Cuts Interest Rates to Counter Economic Slowdown Amid US Trade Tensions
China's central bank cut interest rates and reserve requirements, freeing up 122 billion euros to counter a weakening economy amid rising trade tensions with the US, ahead of high-level trade talks this weekend.
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36% Bias Score

China's Trade-In Program Boosts Retail Sales by 1.6 Percentage Points
China's consumer product trade-in program, boosted by a 300 billion yuan government investment, increased Q1 2025 retail sales by 1.6 percentage points to 12.47 trillion yuan, benefiting over 120 million consumers with over 720 billion yuan in subsidies.

China's Trade-In Program Boosts Retail Sales by 1.6 Percentage Points
China's consumer product trade-in program, boosted by a 300 billion yuan government investment, increased Q1 2025 retail sales by 1.6 percentage points to 12.47 trillion yuan, benefiting over 120 million consumers with over 720 billion yuan in subsidies.
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44% Bias Score

China Unveils 30-Point Plan to Boost Consumer Spending
China unveiled a 30-point plan to boost consumer spending, aiming to increase incomes, reduce financial burdens, and improve the consumption environment, driven by the need to increase domestic demand and leverage the spending power of its 1.4 billion consumers.

China Unveils 30-Point Plan to Boost Consumer Spending
China unveiled a 30-point plan to boost consumer spending, aiming to increase incomes, reduce financial burdens, and improve the consumption environment, driven by the need to increase domestic demand and leverage the spending power of its 1.4 billion consumers.
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48% Bias Score
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