Central Europe cannot expect a big boost from Germany’s fiscal expansion despite strong links to Europe’s largest economy, where part of the stimulus benefits will be offset by U.S. tariff effects and uncertainty, S&P Global told Reuters. Germany gave the green light last month to a massive surge in borrowing that is expected to stimulate its anaemic economy and ailing corporate sector, though the reforms are not expected to provide a quick fix for the economy this year. Central Europe has deep trade ties to the German economy and especially its auto sector, sending 20% to 30% of its exports there.Read More
