Maria Martinez

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Israel-Iran conflict may impact German economy via oil price hikes Germany's economic growth forecast raised due to strong first quarter Government investment package expected to boost economy despite U.S. trade policy challenges BERLIN, June 13 (Reuters) - A conflict between Israel and Iran could dampen the outlook for the German economy if it leads to an increase in oil prices, the economic institute DIW Berlin said on Friday.

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BERLIN, June 12 (Reuters) - The Ifo institute on Thursday raised its forecasts for the German economy for this year and next, expecting new government measures and a spending surge to boost the anaemic economy. The economic institute said it expects 0.3% growth this year, up from the 0.2% previously forecast. For 2026, Ifo foresees 1.5% growth, up from the 0.8% expected in its spring forecasts.

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BERLIN, May 27 (Reuters) - The German economy is expected to contract by 0.3% this year, shrinking for a third consecutive year, the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) said on Tuesday, forecasting the longest period of weakness in Germany's post-war history. The risk of recession persists, the DIHK said, but following a promising first quarter, its forecast was more optimistic than the previously forecast 0.5% contraction published in February.

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BERLIN, May 21 (Reuters) - The German Council of Economic Experts cut its economic forecast for the German economy on Wednesday, now expecting Europe's biggest economy to stagnate this year as it sees a "pronounced phase of weakness". The academic body that advises the German government on economic policy had predicted the economy to grow 0.4% this year in its previous forecasts published in November.

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BERLIN, April 22 (Reuters) - More than 80% of German companies in manufacturing and the information technology industry expect a negative impact on the German economy from tariffs imposed by the U.S., according to a survey by the Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research ZEW. The survey, seen by Reuters on Tuesday, showed that 20% of the 800 companies surveyed now even fear "very negative" effects on the economy from the policies of the new U.S. government.