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After a short sprint at the beginning of the year, economic growth in Germany is likely to stagnate again in the second quarter, according to the Bundesbank's monthly report.
The upcoming US surtaxes are worrying about an export-oriented economy, but German entrepreneurs plan to circumvent taxes and offset losses by taking advantage of infrastructure and defence investments.
The German economy has been in crisis for three years, which also affects Brandenburg companies. But what can the country do about it?
German Economic Growth Faces Hit From Trump Tariff Threat - teleSUR English
U.S. protectionism would likely halt German growth in 2025 and limit it to 1.2 percent in 2026. On Wednesday, the Macroeconomic Policy Institute (IMK) said that a proposed 30 percent tariff on European Union imports by U.S. President Donald Trump could reduce German economic growth by around 0.25 percentage points in both 2025 and 2026. RELATED: German President Advocates Reintroduction of Mandatory Military Service Amid European Security Concer…
There is no real recovery in sight for the German economy. After growth at the beginning of the year, the Bundesbank anticipates a slump in the second quarter. High US tariffs could slow down the economy.
There is no noticeable recovery in sight for the crisis-ridden German economy. In the second quarter, the Bundesbank expects a setback.
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