Preliminary estimates indicated that "stagnation" Record growth during the last three months of the year.
In the fall, the government was counting on a growth of 1.4 percent in 2022, with a decline Gross Domestic Production In the fourth quarter, after growing by 2.6 percent in 2021.
And from continuous consumption to government aid and saving energy in strip Industryseems to be the largest economy in Euro-zone steadfast, although some sectors are still in danger.
said the analyst at the banking group "ING" Carsten Pejeski Inc "The situation could have been worse".
And she led energy crisis Which resulted from the war in Ukraine to shake up the model German economist Which depends in particular on the massive import of cheap gas from Russia.
The war halted Russian deliveries, causing prices to skyrocket Europe during a period of the year. rate rose inflation With rising production costs the industry is the engine of German growth, raising fears of a major economic crisis for the country.
But Jan Christopher Scherer, an expert at the Institute "DIV" The economist confirmed to Agence France-Presse that "German economy It looked more flexible than expected this fall".
Added to the industries "She was creative" to save gas.
A study revealed to the institute "Evo" that "Three-quarters" Industries that use gas have reduced their consumption without reducing production.
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The German Statistical Institute said:German economy He is recovering despite the difficult environment.”
And according to preliminary estimates before that, a “stagnation” in growth was recorded during the last three months of the year.
In the fall, the government was counting on a growth of 1.4 percent in 2022, with a decline Gross Domestic Production In the fourth quarter, after growing by 2.6 percent in 2021.
And from continuous consumption to government aid and saving energy in strip Industryseems to be the largest economy in Euro-zone steadfast, although some sectors are still in danger.
“The situation could have been worse,” said ING banking analyst Carsten Pejeski.
And she led energy crisis Which resulted from the war in Ukraine to shake up the model German economist Which depends in particular on the massive import of cheap gas from Russia.
The war halted Russian deliveries, causing prices to skyrocket Europe during a period of the year. rate rose inflation With rising production costs the industry is the engine of German growth, raising fears of a major economic crisis for the country.
But Jan-Christopher Scherer, an expert at the economic institute “DIV”, confirmed to Agence France-Presse that “German economy He looked more resilient than expected this fall.”
He added that the industries were “innovative” to provide gas.
A study by the “Ifo” institute revealed that “three quarters” of industries that use gas have reduced their consumption without reducing production.