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Little chance of a much bigger fiscal stimulus

On current plans, national governments in the euro-zone will deliver a modest fiscal stimulus worth around 0.5% of GDP during 2019 and 2020 combined. Hopes that it might be scaled up significantly look misplaced given political preferences in Germany and financial constraints elsewhere.

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