Data from the German statistics

BERLIN, May 25 (Reuters) - The German economy was in recession in early 2025 after household spending in Europe's economic engine finally succumbed to the pressure of high

Monthly Report: Mounting signs of recession

Data from the German statistics office on Thursday showed a downward revision to GDP from zero to -0.3% for the first three months of the year. Germany also

Germany has slipped into recession

Germany has slipped into recession as last year’s energy price shock takes its toll on consumer spending. Output in Europe’s largest economy dropped 0.3% in the first

German economy enters recession as first-quarter GDP data is

Germany falls into recession as consumers in Europe’s biggest

Official numbers published Thursday by

Germany officially enters a recession, high prices in the - i24NEWS

Official numbers published Thursday by Germany, showed that Europe's largest economy fell into a recession. Inflation and higher interest rates were blamed, as well as concerns over the U.S.

Why has Germany gone into recession? - Euronews

The Bundesbank expects the gas

The Bundesbank expects the gas supply situation to remain extremely tight in the comingmonths.As things currently stand, though, it was just about possible to avoid formal steps towards rationing of gas thanks to larger deliveries from other countries and progress in energy efficiency and gas storage. “However, this Ver más

Germany falls into recession as inflation hits economy - BBC

German economy entered recession as inflation hurt consumers

Germany

Germany officially entered a recession in the first quarter of 2025. According to the German statistics office on Thursday, Q1 2025 GDP (gross domestic product) was

Germany's inflation rate stood at 7.2% in April, above the euro area's average but below the UK's 8.7%. Higher prices have weighed on household spending on

Germany Officially Enters Into a Recession: Report