The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry dramatically lowered its growth expectations due to structural problems and the impact of Middle East conflict.
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The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) has cut its 2026 growth forecast for Germany from 1% to 0.3%. According to Cumhuriyet, this revision stems from structural problems in the country as well as the negative repercussions of armed conflict in the Middle East on German exports and energy costs.
According to DIHK's assessment, pessimism in Germany's business community has reached peak levels seen during the Covid-19 period. Rising production costs and shrinking external demand are placing particular pressure on the industrial sector.
Because Germany is one of Turkey's largest trading partners, this situation carries critical importance for Turkish exporters. The slowdown in Europe's largest economy has the potential to negatively affect regional supply chains.