Prognostiziertes reales BIP-Wachstum in Europa im Jahr 2026 (IWF)
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Von haveschka
Prognostiziertes reales BIP-Wachstum in Europa im Jahr 2026 (IWF)
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Von haveschka
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no way this is true for Ukraine
Whether this is real or not, what I’m gathering is if you want a good GDP increase don’t bring in a trillion migrants, and don’t go to war.
greece is shameful
Source: [World Economic Outlook (October 2025) – Real GDP growth](https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/NGDP_RPCH@WEO/OEMDC/ADVEC/WEOWORLD)
Guess you have to be grateful for whatever growth there is
According to the source US growth is 2.0 which puts the EU to shame.
Might just move to Poland if they keep this up
Bet my ass Finland is heading for another negative growth year.
Imagine if Turkey had another president in last 10 years who did not have an Economy education(!)
hmm, not good.
Isn’t this expected? It’s pretty normal for growth to be bigger for countries with lower gdp. Add 5 euros to 100, its 5% growth. Add 5 euros to 200, it’s 2.5% growth. Nothing new here. Granted a state like Germany should have 2% growth to call it success while for example, Serbia should have growth of at least 5% to be able to brag. Nordics look the most optimistic on this map.
Kosovo looking sharp at projected growth of 4%.
I cannot wait for the imf to adjust Germany’s outlook back to 0%. These institutes are telling for 4 years now that next year will be better.
Then the next year is not better. Let’s see how long this can happen without killing democracy.
We’re quietly going up. I’m just curious for how long can we keep this up with how shit our demographic future looks. Immigration from Ukraine sure helped a little but it’s not sustainable in a long run.
We need to find other metrics to compete over. This one is f***ing our climate up quite badly.
I’d say I feel optimistic about Croatia, but knowing it’s in deep need for structural reforms, I’m doubtful the next recession won’t paralyze the country for another 5 years (like the last recession did). Our only hope is that we’re hit so hard we can’t escape the recession without breaking the current political status quo.