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The FTSE 100 index closed up 24.94 points, 0.3%, at 8,705.23. The FTSE 250 ended up 69.86 points, 0.4%, at 20,097.77, and the AIM All-Share advanced 5.32 points, 0.8%, at 694.28.

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an overhaul in borrowing limits that economists billed as "a really big bazooka". The euro also gained against other currencies, including the British pound, the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc.

“A really big bazooka,” wrote Berenberg economist Holger Schmieding, commenting on the German measures. “These proposals for an immediate loosening of Germany’s fiscal rules will likely be ...

BIG BAZOOKA' The reform would mark a rollback of borrowing rules imposed after the 2008 global financial crisis that many now say are outdated and keep Germany in a fiscal straitjacket.

The economists’ proposal would be “a double bazooka”, said Armin Steinbach, professor of economics at HEC, referring to the term used for Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s stimulus during the Covid ...