Business Cycle: Economists Expect Significantly More Growth This Year
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The leading research institutes trust the German economy in this year and next year the strongest growth since 2022. "All in all, there are strong impulses," says ifo's head of economic activity Timo Wollmershäuser in conversation with Dietmar Deffner.
This year, the economic research institutes trust Germany to grow significantly more strongly than before. This is also due to surprisingly good export prospects. It looks rather bleak for consumers.
After the DIW raised its growth forecast for this year to 1.2 percent on the previous day, more institutes are now following suit. They are seeing an even bigger upswing. However, there is no reason for euphoria.
The large institutions are increasing their forecasts for the current year in turn. High government spending and surprisingly strong exports are invigorating the economy.
Leading institutions are raising their growth forecast for Germany significantly, but high inflation and structural problems are slowing down the recovery.
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