Germany announced a 630 billion investment plan to boost the economy.

The German government and representatives from the business sector jointly released a large-scale investment initiative on the 21st, committing to invest 631 billion euros in Germany by 2028 to boost the economy and enhance competitiveness. The initiative, called "Made in Germany," is initiated by companies such as Siemens and Deutsche Bank. According to German media reports, a total of 61 companies and investment firms, including BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Allianz, Airbus, and Nvidia, are currently participating. The initiative includes previously announced investment projects and over 100 billion euros in additional investments. According to the plan, these investments will be used in the next three years to build new factories, conduct research and development, and develop infrastructure.