Germany
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Macro Summary: Germany's economy is currently showing a health score of 56/100 (Stable). Inflation stands at 2.2%, placing it in the 50th percentile of its historical range. Real interest rates are classified as Neutral relative to the past decade. GDP growth has been accelerating with a 3-year average of -0.4%. The MSCI World equity index serves as the local market benchmark.
Economic Indicators Past 10 Years
Annual InflationInflationThe rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising, eroding purchasing power.Click for full definition →
Unemployment RateUnemployment RateThe percentage of the labor force that is jobless and actively looking for work.Click for full definition →
GDP Growth RateCAGRCompound Annual Growth Rate — the annualized rate of return over a period, accounting for compounding.Click for full definition →
Real Interest Rate — data unavailable
Era Distortion Radar
Normalized comparison of current macro conditions vs. the 10-year average (center = average). A shape larger than the baseline polygon indicates a more distorted environment.
Current vs. Decade Average
MSCI World Performance vs. Rate Regimes
Growth of $10,000 in the local equity benchmark. Red shaded periods indicate eras when real interest rates were historically elevated (above 0.5 standard deviations).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Germany's current inflation rate?
Germany's annual inflation rate is currently 2.2%, which places it in the 50th percentile of its historical range. The 3-year rolling average is 3.5%. The trend is currently stable.
How is Germany's economy performing right now?
Germany's economy has a composite economic health score of 56/100 (Stable). Germany's economy is currently showing a health score of 56/100 (Stable). Inflation stands at 2.2%, placing it in the 50th percentile of its historical range. Real interest rates are classified as Neutral relative to the past decade. GDP growth has been accelerating with a 3-year average of -0.4%. The MSCI World equity index serves as the local market benchmark.
What is the Germany real interest rate and is it restrictive?
Real interest rate data for Germany is being populated.
How does Germany GDP growth compare to history?
Germany's GDP growth rate is 0.2%, sitting in the 17th percentile relative to its historical data. The current trend is accelerating, and the 5-year rolling average is 0.9%.
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