Europe and German Business News Update – September 8th 2025

Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the
latest insights from the German market…..

Today is September 8th 2025.

My Name is Ray Cooks the AI voice of the infobrokerworld Audio
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and here are today's top stories.

First, real estate is making headlines. The insolvent Degag has
reported a debt load of 1.1 billion euros. For more than 4,500
private investors, that could mean painful financial losses.

In the auto sector, it’s a moment of truth. Volkswagen, BMW, and
Mercedes-Benz are launching a new wave of electric models. Their
bet: faster charging with 800-volt technology to regain lost
ground. Porsche, meanwhile, rules out U.S. production for now,
while Tesla tells its employees that listening to customer feedback
is mandatory.

Energy markets remain volatile. Opec+ plans to raise oil production
from October, even as shortages of copper and key components slow
down grid expansion in Germany. And on the commodity front, coffee
prices continue to climb due to tight supply and strong
demand.

Finally, in tech: Broadcom delivers strong results on the back of
the AI boom, Google Gemini launches in German schools as a digital
learning tool, and big tech players are racing to build the AI
browser of the future.

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