The Bundesbank has warned that investors may be ignoring a host of risks that have built up within Germany's economy. In its latest quarterly economic report, the central bank, which is responsible for setting interest rates, said it was concerned about "rising inflationary pressures" and an "unsustainable level of public debt.
The Bundesbank has warned that investors may be ignoring a host of risks that have built up within Germany's economy. It said low interest rates and the country's eight years of robust economic growth my be fostering complacency, with weak banks and rising house prices highlighted as concerns.