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Observed GDP growth, HICP inflation, unemployment and industrial production for Germany.
Observed GDP growth, HICP inflation, unemployment and industrial production for Germany. These observations do not establish causes or predict future conditions. GDP growth: latest available in this snapshot (Q2 2026). Unit: % change on the previous quarter. GDP growth: level in Q2 2026 0.3 % change on the previous quarter. GDP growth: change from Q1 2026 to Q2 2026. Unit: percentage points. GDP growth: Net change total -0.1 percentage points. GDP growth: change from Q2 2025 to Q2 2026. Unit: percentage points. GDP growth: Net change total 0.3 percentage points. GDP growth, same quarter of the previous year: observation for Q2 2026. Unit: % change on the same quarter of the previous year. No arithmetic against the quarter-on-quarter series. GDP growth, same quarter of the previous year: level in Q2 2026 1 % change on the same quarter of the previous year. Observed quarterly rates. Unit: % change on the previous quarter. Periods the source publishes in this window are kept; missing periods are not filled. Eurostat NAMQ_10_GDP: Real GDP growth — quarter-on-quarter, SCA (DE) [base] — Germany. Free reuse with attribution (Eurostat copyright notice). https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/namq_10_gdp/default/table. As of Q2 2026. HICP inflation: latest available in this snapshot (August 2026). Unit: annual rate of change in percent. HICP inflation: 2.9% annual inflation (HICP), August 2026. HICP inflation: change from July 2026 to August 2026. Unit: percentage points. HICP inflation: Net change total 0.1 percentage points. HICP inflation: change from August 2025 to August 2026. Unit: percentage points. HICP inflation: Net change total 0.9 percentage points. Observed monthly rates. Unit: annual rate of change in percent. Periods the source publishes in this window are kept; missing periods are not filled. Eurostat PRC_HICP_MINR: HICP annual inflation — all-items (DE) [base] — Germany. Free reuse with attribution (Eurostat copyright notice). https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/prc_hicp_minr/default/table. As of August 2026. Unemployment: latest available in this snapshot (July 2026). Unit: % of the labour force. Unemployment: level in July 2026 4.0 % of the labour force. Unemployment: change from June 2026 to July 2026. Unit: percentage points. Unemployment: Net change total 0.0 percentage points. Unemployment: change from July 2025 to July 2026. Unit: percentage points. Unemployment: Net change total 0.2 percentage points. Observed monthly rates. Unit: % of the labour force. Periods the source publishes in this window are kept; missing periods are not filled. Eurostat UNE_RT_M: Unemployment rate — total, seasonally adjusted (DE) [base] — Germany. Free reuse with attribution (Eurostat copyright notice). https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/une_rt_m/default/table. As of July 2026. Industrial production: latest available in this snapshot (July 2026). Unit: % change on the same month a year earlier. Industrial production: level in July 2026 -2.2 % change on the same month a year earlier. Industrial production: change from June 2026 to July 2026. Unit: percentage points. Industrial production: Net change total -1.5 percentage points. Industrial production: change from July 2025 to July 2026. Unit: percentage points. Industrial production: Net change total -3.3 percentage points. Observed monthly rates. Unit: % change on the same month a year earlier. Periods the source publishes in this window are kept; missing periods are not filled. Eurostat STS_INPR_M: Industrial production — B-D year-on-year, calendar adjusted (DE) [base] — Germany. Free reuse with attribution (Eurostat copyright notice). https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/sts_inpr_m/default/table. As of July 2026. HICP is the all-items inflation series. GDP is seasonally and calendar adjusted chain-linked volumes. Unemployment is the ILO monthly rate. Industrial production is NACE B–D. Policy rates, exchange rates and market data are not part of this brief.
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