AI Data Insight
Germany's seasonally adjusted nominal GDP for the fourth quarter of 2025 climbed to EUR 1,134,235 million, representing a 1.17% increase from the previous EUR 1,121,083 million, simultaneously driving real GDP performance to beat market expectations. Benefiting from the European Central Bank's interest rate cuts and the government's expansionary fiscal spending, private and government consumption became the key to stabilizing the economic foundation. Looking ahead, although domestic investment will continue to support the recovery, attention must still be paid to the downside risks to exports posed by US tariffs and geopolitics.