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US Tariffs Would Eat up German Growth This Year and Next, Bundesbank ...
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Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel made clear during the G-20 meeting in South Africa what the economic development will depend on. The plans of the black and red government play a soberingly small role. A bad word makes the round.
Getting the German economy out of the crisis is one of the most urgent goals of the Federal Government. However, the tariff conflict could nullify all efforts.
German central bank chief warns U.S. tariffs threaten German economic outlook
FRANKFURT, July 17 (Xinhua) -- German Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said on Thursday that higher U.S. tariffs on European Union (EU) imports are likely to present a significant downside risk to Germany's economic outlook. Read full story
The President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, Nagel, has warned against interference in the independence of central banks.
Customs (generally, not customs software): (dpa) Germany's economy draws attention to rising costs for industrial and consumer goods. Interrupted supply chains could burden the internal market. Meanwhile, Trump's government expects billions of dollars – with further growth in public debt.
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