Germany’s economic recovery is gaining momentum, with growth expected to accelerate in the fourth quarter, according to Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel. Speaking at a conference in Riga on Wednesday, Nagel said the recovery was stronger than anticipated earlier this year, despite ongoing structural challenges. Germany, Europe’s largest economy, has
Germany’s economy could expand by around 1% in 2026, nearly twice the 0.5% growth forecast by the Bundesbank in June, President Joachim Nagel said. He pointed to stronger-than-expected export demand and increased government spending as key drivers behind the economy’s resilience after three years of stagnation. The German government’s debt-financed spending package,

