The head of IG Metall is calling for government investments worth three-digit billions for the ecological restructuring of the industry by 2030.

The head of IG Metall is calling for government investments worth three-digit billions for the ecological restructuring of the industry by 2030.

According to a report by www.tagesschau.de, the new IG Metall boss Benner has called for government investments worth three-digit billions for the ecological restructuring of the industry. She envisions a special fund of up to 600 billion euros by 2030.

IG Metall boss Benner's call for government investments in the hundreds of billions for the transformation of industry could have a significant impact on the financial market. The sum of 500 to 600 billion euros by 2030 would represent a significant capital requirement. This could lead to increased government debt, which in turn could have an impact on interest rates and overall economic dynamics.

In addition, the planned investment could help create new jobs and accelerate the adoption of more environmentally friendly technologies. This would in turn have a positive impact on certain sectors of the economy and potentially contribute to a recovery of the overall economy.

However, it is important to carefully analyze and assess the long-term impact of such a massive government investment in order to minimize potential risks and ensure that the funds are used effectively and efficiently. Only time will tell whether policymakers are willing to make this investment and what impact it will have on the market and the financial industry.