German economy grew more than initially estimated in 3Q
MarketWatch
11/25/2022
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The German economy grew in the third quarter more than initially estimated, beating expectations despite high inflation and uncertainty regarding energy supplies due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
According to a second estimate for the period released Friday by German statistics office Destatis, Germany’s gross domestic product grew by an adjusted 0.4% from the previous period.
The figure was raised from the first estimate, which showed the economy grew 0.3%. Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had also forecast a 0.3% expansion.
GDP expanded 1.3% on year in the third quarter on a calendar and price-adjusted basis, above the 1.2% forecast by economists polled by The Wall Street Journal and the first estimate.
Write to Maria Martinez at maria.martinez@wsj.com
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