The German economy is showing signs of a gradual rebound, with lower inflation, monetary easing, and global economic growth contributing to this recovery. Minister of Economy Robert Habeck presented the traditional spring forecast in Berlin, acknowledging these factors while emphasizing the need for enhancing Germany’s competitiveness. Despite the positive outlook, German industry remains cautious about a further decline in production for the current year. The Federation of German Industry (BDI) and the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) have urged for urgent improvements in economic framework conditions to support the economy. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has also revised its growth forecast for Germany downwards due to concerns about its economic performance compared to other G7 Western industrialized nations.