The German government is initiating tax, pension, and labor market reforms to combat stagnant economic growth and improve labor supply. These measures, despite implementation delays, support a positive outlook for German equities.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The German government is pushing for structural reforms, including income tax and pension changes, to address stagnant growth and rebuild political momentum.
- 2.Policy initiatives aim to improve labor supply and demand, with potential impacts beginning in 2027.
- 3.UBS holds a positive stance on German equities due to their exposure to industrials and investment cycles.
Table of Contents
- Germany: Gearing up for reform
- Improving labor supply as well as demand
- Global asset class preferences definitions
- Appendix
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Authors
Maelle Quillevere
Themes
Structural Reform
Regions
EuropeGermany
