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Morning Briefing: Germany is in investor fever

At the "Invest in Germany" investor summit in Berlin, Federal Chancellor Merz is courting international donors. The guests include Blackrock CEO Larry Fink and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

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Morning Briefing: Germany is in investor fever

The German government is hosting the "Invest in Germany" summit in Berlin, bringing together international investors and companies. Chancellor Friedrich Merz aims to showcase Germany as an attractive investment and innovation hub, amid recent coalition disputes. High-profile attendees include the CEOs of Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Blackrock, and Nvidia.

A major AI project with Nvidia is reportedly planned, focusing on industrial AI and advancing Germany's position in the global AI race. The summit will also discuss political frameworks and industry perspectives, amidst concerns from the energy and pharmaceutical sectors.

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