Theodor Weimer, CEO of Deutsche Börse AG, has openly criticized the economic policy of the Ampel-Koalition government, particularly targeting Robert Habeck’s approach. He described the situation as leading Germany towards becoming an underdeveloped country, stating that it has turned into a ‚Ramschladen‘ (bargain store).
International investors have voiced their concerns regarding Germany’s image and the investment climate under the current policies. The negative impact of CO2 regulations on the automotive industry was emphasized by Weimer, pointing out the challenges faced by this key sector.
In addition to economic aspects, criticism was also directed at German migration policy and the lack of progress in defense and digitalization issues. These factors contribute to the overall challenges Germany is encountering in its economic development.
In conclusion, the article highlights the urgent need for reforms in various policy areas to address the raised concerns and improve Germany’s reputation among international investors.