Rocholl emphasizes the need for a return to stronger economic growth to sustainably address financial issues, warning that interest burdens could exceed 80 billion euros annually by 2029. He critiques the current expenditure structure, particularly in labor and social sectors, which account for over 200 billion euros annually. With growth projections for this year at only 0.5 percent, Rocholl identifies external risks, including geopolitical tensions, and opposes relaxing the debt brake until savings potentials are fully explored. The Cabinet is set to outline the budgetary framework today.