德国工商大会：超四成受访德企仍受美关税影响

Core Insights - The autumn survey report released by the German Chamber of Commerce on November 13 indicates that U.S. tariff policies continue to negatively impact German companies, with 44% of respondents reporting adverse effects and a cautious outlook on market development in the U.S. [1] Group 1: Impact of U.S. Tariff Policies - 76% of German companies with branches in North America still report being affected by tariffs [1] - The percentage of German companies considering additional investments in the U.S. has dropped to 24% this autumn, down from 37% a year ago [1] Group 2: Business Sentiment and Strategic Adjustments - There has been a recovery in business confidence among German companies, with 60% previously reporting negative impacts from U.S. tariffs in the spring [1] - The German Chamber of Commerce states that the fluctuating and burdensome U.S. tariff measures have created significant uncertainty in the global economy, leading to disappointment among businesses and prompting strategic adjustments, particularly regarding investment plans in the U.S. [1] Group 3: Shifts in Investment Decisions - Many companies are adjusting their investment strategies in response to the changing political and economic landscape, focusing on regions with faster demand growth [1]