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Ifo: Germany’s GDP outlook down to 0.9% in 2024 The Institute for Economic Research (Ifo) revealed that its expectations for Germany's gross domestic product (GDP) growth was shortened from 1.4% to 0.9% for 2024, impacted by the behavior of the national economy during the fourth quarter of 2023, according to a statement revealed on Thursday. The Head of Forecasts at Ifo Timo Wollmershäuser noted that this estimate was motivated by the "unclear situation surrounding the federal budget" recently approved, where it is considered a cut in the core budget of €17 billion for the next year. "If the budget were to be cut by €20 billion in 2024, the ifo model suggests the growth rate would fall to 0.7%," he stressed. Moreover, he added that "uncertainty is currently delaying the recovery" and that the last quarter of 2023 "is likely to see weaker development than previously expected, which will then also have an impact on the year ahead."

Wenn man mittlerweile für ein älteres Haus auf dem Land 300k hinblättern muss um es dann für 200k auf Klimaneutral herzurichten, wer soll das dann noch finanzieren zu 4%🤷🏻‍♂️ Die ganze Wirtschaft leidet darunter. Zu viele Menschen für zu wenig Wohnraum 🙈 In der Stadt liegst bei 500-700k und musst dann noch die Klimaneutralität herstellen 😵‍💫😵‍💫

Ifo: Germany’s GDP outlook down to 0.9% in 2024 The Institute for Economic Research (Ifo) revealed that its expectations for Germany's gross domestic product (GDP) growth was shortened from 1.4% to 0.9% for 2024, impacted by the behavior of the national economy during the fourth quarter of 2023, according to a statement revealed on Thursday. The Head of Forecasts at Ifo Timo Wollmershäuser noted that this estimate was motivated by the "unclear situation surrounding the federal budget" recently approved, where it is considered a cut in the core budget of €17 billion for the next year. "If the budget were to be cut by €20 billion in 2024, the ifo model suggests the growth rate would fall to 0.7%," he stressed. Moreover, he added that "uncertainty is currently delaying the recovery" and that the last quarter of 2023 "is likely to see weaker development than previously expected, which will then also have an impact on the year ahead."

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