The German economy grew for the first time in three years in 2025, although at a modest pace, as consumer and βgovernment spending surge begin to fuel a βsluggish recovery.
Europe's biggest economy became stuck in stagnation when its vast industrial sector got priced out of key export markets, and consumers chose to save rather than spend.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has launched a huge βspending plan to boost economic prospects, but it is taking time to feed into the βeconomy.
"After two years of recession, the German economy edged back into growth.
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