Berlin reforms big, markets stay unmoved

Germany has unveiled what could be its most significant economic reform package in decades, aiming to revive growth and strengthen competitiveness in Europe's largest economy. But despite the scale of the proposed changes, financial markets have shown little enthusiasm. Why did investors barely react? Are these reforms a genuine attempt to fix structural challenges, or are they primarily a political move? We break down what Berlin has announced, what it means for the German economy, and why markets remain cautious.