Germany may already be experiencing 'beginning of stagflation'

A hoped-for pickup in growth in the second quarter after the lifting of pandemic restrictions hasn’t materialised and inflation has exceeded expectations
Germany may already be experiencing 'beginning of stagflation'

Christian Lindner, German Finance Minister and chairman of the German Liberal Party.

Germany may already be at the start of a phase combining economic stagnation with rapidly rising consumer prices, according to a senior adviser to Finance Minister Christian Lindner.

A hoped-for pickup in growth in the second quarter after the lifting of pandemic restrictions hasn’t materialised and inflation has exceeded expectations, Lars Feld, a professor of economic policy who advises Mr Lindner, said at a news conference in Berlin.

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