BUSINESSJun 12 · 09:00 UTCBLOOMBERGNick Heubeck, Alexander Weber

Germany to Grow in 2026 as Spending Offsets War, Bundesbank Says

Germany is projected to grow in 2026 as increased spending counteracts the impact of war, according to the Bundesbank. The central bank attributes this economic outlook to fiscal measures offsetting wartime challenges.

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