The German chambers of commerce and industry (DIHK) have recently provided their latest comments on the economy, and unfortunately, the outlook is not very positive. While they expect private consumption to grow by 1.0%, which will help support the economy, they also note that the current situation for companies, especially in the industrial sector, is poor. Expectations for improvement are not strong, and inflation pressures are expected to ease further this year. Overall, the manufacturing sector is still facing challenges and does not have a positive outlook.
However, despite these challenges, there is some good news for the German economy. Prospects have improved since January, which has also impacted views on the euro area outlook. There is pressure on the European Central Bank (ECB) to cut rates further after June.
The DIHK is highlighting the dark cloud hanging over the industrial sector, but the services sector is currently helping to support the German economy. It remains to be seen if this will change in the coming months. Monitoring the inflation outlook will also be important in assessing the future of the economy.
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