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Germany's fiscal package is anticipated to pass in the Bundesrat, potentially delivering the largest fiscal boost to the German economy in over three decades. The package has the backing of a two-thirds majority, including the CDU/CSU, SPD, Greens and Bavarian Free Voters. For insights into the implications, read our analysis: Research Germany - Fiscal policy to boost growth but also inflation concerns, 19 March.
Valerie A. Ramey of the Hoover Institution has a new NBER paper that examines the impact of lump sum transfer payments on aggregate demand. Here is the abstract: This paper re-evaluates the effectiveness of temporary transfers in stimulating the macroeconomy, using evidence from four case studies. The rebirth of Keynesian stabilization policy has lingering costs […]
Markets are anxiously assessing US President Trump's next moves in the ongoing "Tariff Turmoil". At the time of writing, most countries face a 10% duty on most exports and a 25% tariff on cars, steel, aluminium as well as most goods from Canada and Mexico. Meanwhile China faces a 145% tariff, and we expect China to take even stronger measures than the already 125% tariff on US exports to boost domestic demand, potentially lowering the policy rate in the week after easter, but refrain from delivering a devaluation. In total this represents a substantial tightening of fiscal policy in the US - heightening recession risks. US retail sales data on Wednesday will be watched closely as an indicator of a potential slowdown in the economy.