Germany's government debt, including the financial obligations of the federal government, national governments and municipal bodies, was at the end of the first quarter of this year 2.042 billion euro - said on Monday the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) in Wiesbaden
According to him it is about 42.3 billion euro or 2.1 percent more than a year earlier.
Debts of the federal government and its external budgets (including funds to stabilize financial markets and the funding of depreciation) increased during this period of 12.5 billion euro to 1 286.2 billion - an increase of 1 percent. Financial obligations of the Länder, also taking into account their external budgets, amounted at the end of the first quarter of this year 622.7 billion – about 23.8 billion (4 percent) more than on 31st March 2011.
French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici said on Monday that the government of Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault estimated that they needed 7-10 billion euro to reduce the budget deficit to 4.5 percent. GDP by the end of the year
Giving an interview TV channel ITEL Moscovici explained that the calculations are estimate, and the ministry "is waiting for official data." The Minister referred to the results of the audit, which he has commissioned to examine in depth the state of public finances - the agency EFE said.
Moscovici said on Monday in an interview that Paris will not achieve fiscal targets for 2012 without saving up these sums, but it will not mean painful budget cuts.
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