Josh Gabert-Doyon
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Good morning from the Financial Times.
Today is Monday, September twenty first, and this is your FT news briefing.
Germany's ruling party suffers a self-proclaimed disaster, and Volkswagen gets booted off Europe's most important stock market index, plus John Osoft's centrist pitch to Democratic voters.
I'm Josh Gaberdoyon and here's the news you need to start your day.
German Chancellor Friedrich Meritz has vowed to stay in office and press on with economic reforms.
That's despite big losses by the conservative Christian Democratic Union Party yesterday.
The CDU lost in two new regional elections.
The hard right alternative for Germany Party is set to win a majority in the state of Mecklenburg for Pomeran.
Meanwhile, in the city state of Berlin,
The CDU is projected to come in second behind the hard left Delinke party.
In a speech after the polls closed, Meritz called his party's performance quote a disaster.
Iconic German car maker Volkswagen is also facing bad news.
They've fallen off Europe's most important blue chip stock market index for the first time in 15 years.
Shares in the company behind the Beatle have been in a tailspin, and now Volkswagen is set to be removed from the Eurostox 50, which tracks the Eurozone's leading publicly traded companies.
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