Opposition parties shared overall positive reactions on the tripartite agreement reached late on Friday, with major implications for indexation, tax brackets and energy subsidies.

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The Christian Social People's Party (CSV) welcomes the fact that the postponed wage indexation will go ahead as planned this April, but regrets that tax brackets are only being adjusted to inflation in 2024, co-fraction chief Gilles Roth said.

Roth further says that the housing measures put in place were a good start but did not go far enough.

The Alternative Democratic Party (ADR) also welcomes the planned indexations, however criticises the new tax credit covering the amount of two index installments - the government had not gone far enough, it argues.

The Left is proud of trade unions in achieving this agreement, but believes measures could have been less general and more focused on the groups that really benefit from them.

A similar tone is voiced by The Pirate Party: "This is the third tripartite within a year. One would have expected more solutions to structural problems", says party chief Sven Clement.

The trade unions OGBL, LCGB and CGFP will convene on Monday to give their green light for the agreement.