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Germany reaches breakthrough coalition deal | Money Talks

Germany has reached a breakthrough in coalition talks. After four months of uncertainty following inconclusive elections, Chancellor Angela Merkel could soon form a government. Following a long night of negotiations, her Christian Democratic Union and the Social Democrats have agreed on a deal, as Liz Maddock reports. We are also joined by Florian Hense, Berenberg European economist in London.

February 8, 2018