Germany has avoided recession, but growth is still weak - economy minister
- Country:
- Germany
German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said on Thursday that Europe's largest economy had avoided a recession in the third quarter but warned that the economic development remained fragile.
"We do not have a technical recession, but the growth numbers are still too weak," Economy Minister Peter Altmaier told ARD public television after the Federal Statistics Office reported a 0.1% economic expansion in the third quarter.
ALSO READ
-
Middle Corridor Could Create 2 Million Jobs and Transform Trade in Nine Nations
-
Historic Move: U.S. Army Base in Poland Signals Stronger Alliance
-
Europe on the Brink: Slovak PM Advocates for Peace Amid Rising Tensions
-
Diplomatic Exclusion Raises Alarm in U.S. Military Review
-
Europe's Migration Crisis: Fewer Arrivals, More Fatalities
Google News