Germany’s First Quarter GDP Plunges 3.4% YOY to Remain its Pre-Crisis Levels

Germany’s First Quarter GDP Plunges 3.4% YOY to Remain its Pre-Crisis Levels

Germany’s price-adjusted gross domestic product in Q1 2021 was 3.4% below that of the comparable quarter of 2020, according to Destatis press release. Price and calendar adjusted GDP was 1.8% lower than Q4 2020.

Price and calendar adjusted GDP was 3.1% lower than Q1 2020 .

The first quarter GDP means that Germany’s growth was 5.0% below that of Q4 2019 before the coronavirus crisis started.

The decline in GDP in the first quarter was fueled by a fall in the economic performance on heightening coronavirus crisis.

The slowdowns in GDP happens after Germany appeared to enter its recovery phase with growth up 8.7% in Q3 2020 and 0.5% in Q4 2020.

German stocks and the Euro are currently gaining. DAX is up 0.74%, EURUSD is up 0.28%

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