Political deadlock in the wake of Germany’s general election threatens to derail the current revival in national commercial activity, deal advisers are warning, despite expectations that the expected run of cross-border bids will continue.
Speaking in the wake of the shock weekend result that defied predictions that the conservative reformist challenger Angela Merkel would unseat chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, German business has reacted with dismay at the prospect of political deadlock.
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