As per a recent report, negotiations for the trade accord signed by India with the European Union have since long been pending. It is therefore that an announcement has been by India on Thursday that it would now be following an incremental approach.

A recent report confirmed how Germany's solar power systems market has managed to grow in the month of September, which consequently resulted in supporting Europe's economy. it was on September 1 that 1 gigawatt (GW) of new solar power generating capacity was installed, thereby resulting in the total of new installations in the January-September period to about 6.2 GW.

As per recent reports, it has been revealed that Germany has been expecting to have €29 billion ($37.5 billion) more than what it got last year in the form of tax income. Government's hope on tax income is high this year, and credit for the same has been given to reduced unemployment and healthy growth.

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has confirmed that negotiation talks are going with Greece, but he also said that nothing has been finalized yet. Talks in regard to debt crisis being faced by the latter country were being held.

Germans are now thinking over a way to utilize renewable sources so as to produce energy. And it is therefore as per a new report that the German government is planning to remove nuclear energy maximum by 2022. Since, energy affects one's daily life, including his food, clothes, entertainment and transportation as well as medical treatments.

In order to help western world economy emerge from its declining condition, chiefs of global financial bodies arrived Berlin to draft out ways to stimulate the economy.

It has been reported that deputies of World Trade Organization, the World Bank and OECD were present at the conference to be held.

Recent reports revealed that there has been a dramatic increase in the number of people jobless in Germany. Euro-zone financial crisis has raised the level of unemployment in Germany; the figures revealed of the month of October are nearly double than that predicted by economists.

Recently German government auditors have asked the Bundesbank to have a look at the gold reserves of the country, majority of which have been kept at banks abroad amid safety purposes.