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    German cabinet approves mid-term fiscal plan for Brussels

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    Posted on July 16, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Tags:Fiscal consolidationEuropean Commissioncomplianceeconomic growth

    Quick Summary

    Germany's cabinet approves its mid-term fiscal plan for EU submission, finalizing budgets for 2025 and 2026 after operating on a provisional budget.

    Germany's Cabinet Greenlights Mid-Term Fiscal Strategy for EU Submission

    BERLIN (Reuters) -The German cabinet approved on Wednesday the country's medium-term fiscal plan that will be submitted to the European Commission, a spokesperson from the finance ministry said.

    Each year, EU member states must submit an annual progress report on the implementation of their national medium-term fiscal-structural plan to the Commission to comply with new European fiscal rules.

    Doing this was only possible for Germany once the details of the 2025 and 2026 budget had been finalised.

    After former chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition collapsed in November, the last government ran out of time to pass the 2025 budget. Germany has been operating on a provisional budget since the start of the year.

    Germany's cabinet approved at the end of June a draft budget for 2025 and a budget framework for 2026, thus making possible to finalise the mid-term fiscal plan for Brussels.

    (Reporting by Maria Martinez and Christian Kraemer, Editing by Madeline Chambers)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Germany's cabinet approved the mid-term fiscal plan.
    • •The plan will be submitted to the European Commission.
    • •Finalization of 2025 and 2026 budgets was necessary.
    • •Germany operated on a provisional budget earlier this year.
    • •The approval follows the collapse of Scholz's coalition.

    Frequently Asked Questions about German cabinet approves mid-term fiscal plan for Brussels

    1What fiscal plan did the German cabinet approve?

    The German cabinet approved the country's medium-term fiscal plan that will be submitted to the European Commission.

    2Why was the fiscal plan approval delayed?

    The approval was delayed because the details of the 2025 and 2026 budget had not been finalized until recently.

    3What happened to the previous government regarding the budget?

    The last government ran out of time to pass the 2025 budget after former chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition collapsed in November.

    4What did Germany's cabinet approve at the end of June?

    Germany's cabinet approved a draft budget for 2025 and a budget framework for 2026, which allowed for the finalization of the mid-term fiscal plan.

    5What is required of EU member states regarding fiscal plans?

    Each year, EU member states must submit an annual progress report on their national medium-term fiscal-structural plan to comply with new European fiscal rules.

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