Germany shrugs off stimulus call

The German government has said it is committed to keeping its spending in check, despite signs of an economic slowdown and widespread calls abroad for Berlin to pump money into the economy.

Germany shrugs off stimulus call

The German government has said it is committed to keeping its spending in check, despite signs of an economic slowdown and widespread calls abroad for Berlin to pump money into the economy.

This comes after US treasury secretary Jacob Lew’s call for European countries with “external surpluses and fiscal flexibility” to do more to address weakness in demand that was holding back growth.

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