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Economic Data

Economic indicators for Germany

4,26 Bio. €
GDP 2025
1,1% growth
2,4%
Inflation Rate
from 2,2%
5,7%
Unemployment Rate
2,64 Mio.
+204 Mrd. €
Trade Balance
Surplus

GDP Development

Inflation Rate

Unemployment Rate

Foreign Trade 2024

Exports 1.612 Mrd. €
Imports 1.408 Mrd. €
Balance +204 Mrd. €

Government Debt

2.498 Mrd. €

Total Debt

Debt Ratio (% of GDP) 62,8%
Maastricht limit: 60%

Germany's Economic Data Overview

Germany is the largest economy in the European Union and the fourth largest in the world. Our overview shows the most important economic indicators and their development over recent years.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

GDP measures the total value of all goods and services produced within Germany in one year. With 4,26 trillion euros, Germany is among the leading economic nations.

Inflation

After the sharp rise in inflation in 2022/2023 due to the energy crisis, price development is normalizing again. The current rate of 2,4% is approaching the ECB's target of 2%.

Labor Market

The unemployment rate in Germany is 5,7%. Despite economic challenges, the labor market remains robust, although skilled worker shortages are an increasing problem in many industries.

Data Sources

Economic data comes from official sources such as the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), the Bundesbank and Eurostat. Data is updated regularly.