What's the future for the German economy? | CNBC Reports

Germany has the largest economy in Europe, but the pandemic has exacerbated its weaknesses, with GDP expected to fall by 7% this year. CNBC's Silvia Amaro looks at the challenges that lie ahead for the country.
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[rossn]

Them: if we film against walls and just show a little street none can tell we aren't in Germany.
Everyone in Europe: why did she film this in England?

[ThomasZadro]

Interesting to see how a US reporter walking a street in the UK delivers insights from Germany by emphasising the weaknesses of Germany while ignoring mostly the point that the country still is getting better along with the global crisis than most major economies worldwide and any country in the EU.

[funny-video-YouTube-channel]

The German economy did not do any large jumps for decades.
The US economy is more in danger, because it's too much in finances.
The 2008 debt crisis did more damage in US. So will the 2020 economic fallout.

[thorodinson]

When (we) Germans start complaining about something, a US-American would still state they are the best country in that specific topic.

Thats how we are. Never satisfied. Immer Luft nach oben!

[pragueexpat]

One thing is certain, Germany can weather this crisis much better than U.S

[economicsinaction]

The rest of the EU is going to need a strong Germany. So glad to see that the Germans are willing to spend spend spend

[aliali-ceyf]

i think its wiser to invest in infrastructure in times like this - gives employment to your own people, can allow a break from being dependent on exports, and will help the economy in the long run.

[manhoosnick]

Lollll, let me tell you something, there is the world and there is Germany, shall we count how many times Germany had to go through challenges in the last 100 years? from different wars to reunification to the refugee crisis and whatnot. Germans always end up winning.
I will add that Japan, Germany and now China, are a different league.

[xongwenlee]

if german can not
what chance other e.u countries
has better?

[jantschierschky]

Why making a report like this from the UK, somehow pretending being in Germany ? Bit weird

[Alfadrottning]

Iceland: we will experience a massive recession for 2020 i guess because much of the countries GDP depends on tourism - which has pretty much crashed that year .. but we will recover, so no worries. I see we had few lay offs .. and the system is still solid.

As for Germany, historically .. Germans will get out of the crisis - no doubt. They have a lot of population and a productive youth. I see no dark future there.

[danielsanchezbravo]

so, i'm chilean and the current state of our economy is like: THIS IS THE END THIS IS THE END

[maxiona]

Ah, don't worry, guys, Germany is the best crisis manager ever.🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[ichtragemantel]

Which democratic country if not German can come back from that crisis?

[Photographerindian]

Germany is very well positions compared to other countries

[realWurstbrot]

Wasn’t aware that we were facing a recession BEFORE corona virus outbreak 😳

[arnowisp]

Superior German engineering meets strong German economy.

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[risingsun]

Germany is a strong country and Germans are the best brains and souls in humans. There cant be any doubt about Germany staying on top - Coronoa or whatever else. The car industry certainly faces a transit to the new technologies and so do energy and other industries. But, this all is a usual business for Germany. My prayers and good wishes for Germans and Germany.

[michaelcjakob]

Please more Germany content, maybe even in GERMAN? :D <3. Huge private investment culture here booming