AfD federal party congress meets in Erfurt; the party’s dual leadership is likely to be re‑elected and Stefan Möller is standing for vice‑chair while authorities anticipate large protests. Political developments from the congress can affect German economic policy, investor confidence and market stability, especially if protests cause disruption or signal a shift in the balance of power. AfD leadership (dual ticket), Stefan Möller, German police and security forces, protest groups and local businesses. The congress will proceed with leadership votes; protests may occur on the streets; after the event the AfD may issue policy statements that could pressure the governing coalition to adjust its reform agenda. The AfD’s federal party congress convenes in Erfurt, where the party’s dual leadership is expected to be confirmed and Stefan Möller, a close ally of Björn Höcke, runs for a vice‑chairmanship. Authorities have warned of massive protests that could disrupt the event and surrounding areas. The outcome may influence Germany’s policy debate and market sentiment depending on the extent of any protests and the party’s subsequent agenda.
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