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Inflation remains a dominant issue—both in the eurozone and in the U.S. While the inflation rate in the eurozone has risen to 2.9 percent, the Federal Reserve faces a crucial decision: Should it raise interest rates to curb inflation, or does that risk causing the economy to slow down?

In 2026, the German export sector will show the first signs of a slight recovery, but will continue to be marked by uncertainty. The latest data from the ifo Institute and the Federal Statistical Office as well as reports from The News provide a nuanced picture of the current...

While the world watches the 2026 World Cup in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, German companies view transatlantic trade with mixed feelings. The United States is not only the host of the world’s largest sporting event, but also a key market for European goods. However, new customs regulations have...

More and more German companies are shifting their investments abroad. The main reason is cost pressure in Germany. A study by the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DIHK) shows just how profoundly companies’ investment strategies are changing—with far-reaching consequences for growth, employment, and competitiveness.