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German inflation falls to lowest level since start of Ukraine war

Germany's economy is expected to contract by 0.6% this year due to rising interest rates and high inflation, impacting investment and consumption.
The decline in inflation is partly attributed to the expiration of a 9-euro ticket and fuel discount, as well as a general easing of inflation in energy, food, and industrial goods.
Economic institutes predict that high inflation will continue to depress consumption in Germany, adding to the negative impact on the economy.

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