Jin10 Data, April 24 - A survey released on Thursday showed that German business confidence unexpectedly rose in April, although expectations were slightly pessimistic due to increased uncertainty among companies. Klaus Wohlrabe, head of surveys at the German think tank IFO Institute for Economic Research, stated: "The German economy is emerging from recession." The institute reported that the business climate index rose from 86.7 in March to 86.9 in April, exceeding analysts' estimates in a Reuters survey.

Jin10 data reported on April 10, market research institution IHS economist Klaus Weyerstrass stated on Thursday that the global economy will be dragged down by the "aggressive" tariff policy of the United States. This economist made a highly anticipated forecast on the German economy. Klaus mentioned that the uncertainty caused by the unpredictable trade policy of the United States is a major negative factor. Some economic institutions, including IHS, have lowered Germany's economic growth forecast for 2025 from 0.8% in September last year to 0.1%.

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