Germany's five major economic think tanks have raised their forecast for the country's economic rise in 2025.

Jin10 data reported on September 25 that five major economic think tanks in Germany raised their forecast for the economic growth rate of Europe’s largest economy in 2025 to 0.2%. These institutions had estimated Germany's economic growth rate at 0.1% this year and 1.3% next year in April. The institutions believe that the new government's plans to significantly increase infrastructure and defense spending are expected to support economic growth over the long term, although the economy will still be impacted by the global trade war initiated by the U.S. government at present. Geraldine Dany-Knedlik, head of economic policy at the German Economic Institute, stated: “The German economy remains in an unstable state. In the next two years, the German economy will clearly recover. However, given the persistent structural weaknesses, this momentum will not be sustainable.”