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German economic stimulus plan: key Bundestag vote due today

17/03/2025 1 EN

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German economic stimulus plan: key Bundestag vote due today

FOMC Recap: No progress on inflation amid slowing growth

Cross-Asset Views: US correction or cyclical bear market?

Long BTP 10/40 vs OAT 5/40

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