Eurozone ZEW Survey improves to 40.8 in January, beats 35.2 estimates
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Despite all political uncertainties: In the German economy, it could go uphill again this year. Current data fuel a cautious optimism - even if risks remain. By Anne-Catherine Beck.
The index of investor confidence in the German economy, calculated by the German Center for European Economic Research (ZEW), rose in January to its highest level since the summer of 2021. The result is a result of expectations that Germany's expansionary fiscal policy will support the economic recovery.
German investor confidence, which continued to strengthen this month, reached its highest level since July 2021, the ZEW Institute for Economic Research said on Tuesday.
The outlook for export sectors, including mechanical engineering, automotive and metalworking, improved the most.
The confidence of German investors has improved again for the second consecutive month in January, despite new tariff threats from the White House, as shown by the indicator developed by the Leibniz European Economic Research Centre (ZEW), which has reached its highest level since 2021.
The economic expectations of financial experts for Germany improved surprisingly significantly in January. The mood barometer of the research institute ZEW rose by 13.8 points to 59.6 points compared to the previous month.
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