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Germany slashes 2024 growth forecast to just 0.2% amid slower-than-expected rebound

By: CNBC.com News
Germany on Wendesday confirmed that it was slashing its GDP growth expectations for 2024 to 0.2%, down from the previous 1.3% estimate.
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