Germany reportedly setting up €500 billion rescue fund for firms - Der Spiegel
In light of the rising economic costs as well as the number of new coronavirus cases in Germany, the government reportedly wants to set up a €500 billion rescue fund for firms, Der Spiegel, a German weekly magazine reports on Friday.
No further details are reported on the same.
According to the Robert Koch Institute, the number of German cases of COVID-19 rose by 2,958 overnight to 13,957. The number of fatalities rose by 11 to 31.
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