How the German IFO and Manufacturing PMI Indicates Recession| Before & After | Refinitiv finance

Before & After, developed in partnership with Refinitiv, looks at the upcoming events and announcements that will shape your investment portfolio. This week, using Refinitiv’s best-in-class data, Jamie will be examining the German IFO Business Climate Index and Germany’s Manufacturing PMI to demonstrate how this might hurt the global economy. In the After portion of this episode, Jamie discusses ThyssenKrup and how their losses might be bigger than they are now.

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[Kezza-odpu]

I lived and worked in Germany for 6 years. Being a highly practical person I would suggest easy and fast permanent solutions to problems but the Germans had to think about it more and find a more complicated solution. The problem would be that the solution was just about always to complicated and failed due to that reason.
I do not and will never buy German made products for that reason. German cars for a start are massively over valued and fail long before Japanese cars do.
The world is realizing that German products are to expensive and fail before cheaper more simple designs manufactured in other countries.
This is the reason Germany is going to go into recession and will not exit that state for a long time in my view.

[bobgreen]

Durable goods P.O. will be the key indicator!?

[greggersbutterfingers]

"Data is just the beginning" is "Knowing is half the battle" but PC. Man! I miss G.I. Joe!! Great content thank you for the info!

[richardmayger]

Until the US, European and Asiatic middle/ working class see prosperity, Germany will suffer. Simply these are the customers for BMWs