Economists See Upturn in Germany, but Warn Against Interpreting Figures as Start of New Economic Boom
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Economists forecast 1.3 percent growth for Germany in 2026, financed by government spending through debt. They warn that structural issues like demographic change and energy prices will curb long-term growth.
Source: dw.com
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