FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany is particularly vulnerable ... Joachim Nagel, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank at an event in 2023. REUTERS/Yiannis Kourtoglou · Reuters / Reuters "Our strong ...

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The number of counterfeit euro banknotes Germany’s central bank removed from circulation last year surged sharply, though ...

Germany is particularly vulnerable to US trade tariffs, which could curb growth for years to come and hold back an economy already suffering through two straight years of contraction, Deutsche ...

The Bundesbank sees the German economy growing by 0.2% this year and 0.8% in 2026, suggesting that a 1.5% point hit over the next three years would result in more economic contraction.

Modelling projections based on tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump, the Bundesbank concluded that Germany would suffer but the U.S. would also take a hit that would more than offset ...

Germany’s economy would suffer considerably from President Trump’s protectionist proposals, according to the President of Germany’s central bank. “A drastic policy shift in the U.S. would ...