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    Prognose des realen BIP-Wachstums für 2025

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    2. pretenzioeser_Elch on

      Fuck yes, we are growing!!!!🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🦅🦅🦅🦅🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪 Schlaaaaand

    4. NumberElectrical9520 on

      Marginalizing Turkey is a big strategic mistake. EU needs it’s trade and defence capability.

    6. InfernoSnackQueen on

      Ireland’s 9% projection is insane compared to the rest of Europe, almost feels like an outlier. Curious if that’s driven by multinational tech firms or some accounting factors again.

    7. abc_744 on

      The gap between Czechia and Italy is decreasing a bit by bit. Just wait few years and we will finally overtake Italy. In GDP PPP per capita we already overtook Spain* and Italy is next.

      *according to latest report from IMF

    12. HourPlate994 on

      Find it interesting that Russia remains so low despite running a partial war economy. That usually increases GDP through increased gov spending but apparently not in this case.

    15. mladjenija on

      Ireland jumping every year like some free tax money is outhere, he he.

      But it feels like that country becomes unaffordable for the most of the Irish people based on some comments I am seeing on the internet. Is it true? It’s sad if country is booming with all that cash and some good jobs but regular people lacking behind more and more

    17. Qwe5Cz on

      Increase from 1000 to 1010 is 1% but increase from 2 to 3 is 50%. Guess which one grows more ; another meaningless statistics or how to lie with numbers 101

    20. aldrickierick on

      This has no meaning at all. 0.2% RGDP growth of Germany probably way more than Turkish 3.5%

    22. WolfyHowler360 on

      Fuccckkkk yesss 💪💪💪🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺

      Just one more term for Orban guys! I SWEAR it will work out this time!🔥

    24. Ilalu on

      Malta is forecasted to grow around 4% in 2025, that would make the second highest country in the EU

    27. AppointmentHonest952 on

      Big part of Irelands GDP growth is in reality German and France GPD growth. Amazon makes billions in those countries, but the taxes goes to Ireland.

    30. Neureiches-Nutria on

      Not surprising as the majority of my fellow germans elected the very definition of corruption and assholery again… This time with the worst chanclor germany ever had…

      You want know how bad Merz is?
      Kohl and Merkel both super bad and destructive politicians in their own right spend part of their time for over 30 years to keep this incompetent narcistic asshole away from any position of power.

      All while the bar is so low that Scheuer, Söder and Spahn were in high Positions…

    31. PortableDoor5 on

      the narrative in the UK is that GDP growth is low in large part due to Brexit, but looking at comparable Western European economies, I’m a little confused. what exactly is going  on?

    32. Qwinn_SVK on

      Meanwhile I was told in Slovakia or r/Slovakia that we have a lowest growth cause of goverment in this year 😭😭😭

    33. TaskPsychological397 on

      What happened to the Baltic Tigers?? The economy of Estonia has been stagnant for ages.

    35. Oversan on

      You mean to tell me that countries like Spain which don’t resort to senseless budgetary austerity achieve growth ?
      Who would have thought ?

    37. Epeic on

      Europe seems fucked if we don’t get our act together. It is very worrying to see The founding members at less than 1.5%

    38. Icy_Interview_1842 on

      Now if only GDP growth related to the wellbeing of the citizens, their ability to afford energy, fuel, housing and food. Charge! For the Economy!

    39. OfficialHitomiTanaka on

      Isn’t economic growth supposed to be one of the primary benefits of large scale immigration? Germans are a minority in many major German and Austrian cities, but these countries have lower economic growth rates than the countries immigrants are coming from.

    41. TomGnabry on

      I can tell you now, Finland is definitely not growing next year. The economy will shrink further.

      No building whatsoever going on.
      Salaries have remain unchanged in 8 years. Graduates still get the same pay they got 10 years ago yet a litre of milk costs 40-50% more.
      Austerity measures in place.
      Unemployed will run out of benefits eventually and have less to spend. Average time unemployed is 70 weeks.
      Government planning further cuts to unemployment benefits when unemployment is well over 10%. Spending is going to go down.

      No way we see growth lol.

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