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Germany in Numbers

Germany is home to the largest economy in Europe. Highly industrialized and diversified, the national economy accounts for around 25 percent of European gross domestic product.

Even though the German economy is facing some challenges at the moment and the economic perfomance in 2023 was treading waters, there are some positive signs. The inflation has slowed down and the labor market is in good condition as companies have a lot of job vaccancies to fill.

Strong Economy

The effects of the energy price crisis in conjunction with the challenges of the global economy – high inflation and the war in Ukraine - are weighing on the German economy more persistently than expected in spring. However, the German economy is expected to develop some momentum at the turn of the year and get back on a growth path in 2024.

According to data from the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, Germany’s GDP will experience a slight decline of 0.4 percent in 2023. In its autumn forecast 2023 the German Government expects GDP to grow and recover in 2024 and 2025 by 1.3 and 1.5 percent respectively.

German Economic Performance
 20222023*2024*2025*
GDP1.8-0.41.31.5
Private Consumption3.9-0.51.81.7
Imports6.6-1.52.43.6
Exports3.3-1.11.83.3
Gross Fixed Capital Investment0.10.40.42.0
Price adjusted year-on-year changes (in %) *Forecast Source: Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action 2023

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