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Reuters. Senior Economist of the Ifo Institute for Economic Research, Timo Wollmershaeuser, publishes the spring 2025 forecast for Europe's largest economy in Munich, Germany, March 17, 2025.
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BERLIN (Reuters) -U.S. tariffs of 30% on imports from the EU, planned by President Donald Trump, could cost the German ...
The German economy will post only modest growth next year after a decline of 0.2% in gross domestic product this year, the central bank predicted on Friday. The Bundesbank cut its forecasts for ...
The tariffs would likely halt German growth in 2025 and limit it to 1.2 percent in 2026, according to the IMK. This compares with the institute's earlier forecast of modest 0.2 percent growth this ...
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Germany’s Economy Is Now Seen Barely Growing at All in 2024Gross domestic product will rise 0.1% in 2024, down from a prior prediction of 0.2%, the median forecast in a monthly Bloomberg survey shows. Analysts also trimmed their outlook for 2025 by the ...
Germany’s GDP growth forecast was downgraded to zero percent by a leading think tank on Thursday (5 September), amid growing fears that weak productivity and a sustained weakness in ...
Three leading German economists expect the country’s economic stagnation to continue through 2025, but forecast a potential 1% growth in 2026 if the new coalition government’s ambitious ...
(Bloomberg) — Germany’s economy will stagnate this year, though a recovery is in sight thanks to plans to ramp up government spending, Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s independent panel of experts said.
Germany’s government on Wednesday significantly downgraded its forecasts for economic growth, expecting the economy to contract for a second year in a row, as the traditional driver of the ...
Germany's Ifo institute cut its forecast for economic growth in Europe's largest economy to 0.2% on Monday, citing subdued consumer sentiment and companies' reluctance to invest.
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