A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

Germany’s 2027 budget plans €561 billion in total spending, including €62 billion earmarked for investment, according to a document cited by First Squawk. The figures put investment at roughly 11% of overall outlays, signaling the government’s intended balance between current expenditure and capital projects. The budget matters for euro-area fiscal policy and for sectors reliant on public infrastructure and industrial funding. What to watch next is how the investment allocation is distributed across transport, energy and defense, and whether the plan survives parliamentary negotiation.