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Monthly Report – May 2023

24.05.2023 DE

The May 2023 edition of the Monthly Report comments on the economic situation in Germany in spring 2023.

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Articles for download

Overview Article from the Monthly Report – May 2023

24.05.2023 | 81 KB, PDF
Global and European setting Article from the Monthly Report – May 2023

24.05.2023 | 180 KB, PDF
Monetary policy and banking business Article from the Monthly Report – May 2023

24.05.2023 | 398 KB, PDF
Financial markets Article from the Monthly Report – May 2023

24.05.2023 | 582 KB, PDF
The German economy Article from the Monthly Report – May 2023

24.05.2023 | 165 KB, PDF
Public finances Article from the Monthly Report – May 2023

24.05.2023 | 248 KB, PDF

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German economic output likely to grow again slightly in second quarter of 2023

German economic output is expected to rise again slightly in the second quarter of 2023, the Bundesbank writes in the May edition of its Monthly Report. Inflation, which is now broad-based and rather persistent, is increasingly leaving its mark on wage rises. There is much to suggest that firms will pass on part of the increased wage costs through their prices as the year progresses.

German economic output likely to grow again slightly in second quarter of 2023

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