Group 1 - Germany's industrial output fell by 1.4% and exports decreased by 1.7% in April, exceeding economists' expectations [1] - The decline in industrial output and exports indicates a challenging start to the second quarter, particularly for the new Chancellor Merz [3] - Despite the weak April data, some economists remain optimistic about future production recovery due to new order growth [3] Group 2 - The German economy is expected to stagnate in 2025, marking an unprecedented three consecutive years of zero growth [3] - Structural issues such as aging labor force and bureaucratic challenges continue to affect Germany's economic resilience [4] - The German government has approved a tax relief plan worth approximately €46 billion (about $52 billion) as part of an economic stimulus strategy [4]
关税前哨战透支复苏动能 德国4月工业产出出口双超预期下滑
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