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abrdn - Can Germany’s next government restore its competitiveness? - Wealth DFM

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Felix Feather, Economist at abrdn, comments; “Sunday’s elections will very likely result in a change of government, with CDU leader Friedrich Merz the probable incoming chancellor. He will inherit an economic model based on manufacturing-intensive, export-led growth that is under pressure on multiple fronts. Structural economic headwinds have pushed down on potential growth. This is particularly difficult to deal with because the usual levers o…

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abrdn - Can Germany’s next government restore its competitiveness? - Wealth DFM

Felix Feather, Economist at abrdn, comments; “Sunday’s elections will very likely result in a change of government, with CDU leader Friedrich Merz the probable incoming chancellor. He will inherit an economic model based on manufacturing-intensive, export-led growth that is under pressure on multiple fronts. Structural economic headwinds have pushed down on potential growth. This is particularly difficult to deal with because the usual levers o…

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