Germany has revised its growth forecast for 2025 to zero, down from a previous prediction of 0.3 percent, largely due to the impact of US President Donald Trump’s trade wars on its export-driven manufacturing sector. The country is experiencing its longest economic slump since World War II, with GDP contracting by 0.2 percent last year and 0.3 percent in 2023. Incoming Chancellor Friedrich Merz plans to stimulate the economy through increased debt-funded spending and tax incentives, but immediate challenges from Trump’s tariffs loom over the export-heavy economy.
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A new deal with the EU is exactly what Britain needs. Here’s how Labour will achieve it | Nick Thomas-Symonds
The message emphasizes a pragmatic approach to strengthening partnerships with EU allies, aiming to enhance safety, security, and prosperity for British citizens through reduced trade barriers and economic growth. The UK government, under the leadership of Nick Thomas-Symonds, is confident in its political stability and capacity to attract global investment, as evidenced by Universal's recent multi-billion-pound investment that will create 28,000 jobs. The focus is on moving beyond past debates to ensure long-term stability and...
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