Eurozone's Economic Growth Stalls in Q2, Germany Hit Hardest by Tariffs
According to the latest report, the Eurozone's economic growth in the second quarter was nearly zero, reflecting the severity of current global economic challenges. Germany, as the largest economy in the region, has been particularly affected by tariff policies, facing significant pressure on its operational status.
Analysts indicate that while other member states also face difficulties, Germany's export-oriented economic structure makes it more vulnerable, leading to weak growth. Investors remain cautious about the future economic outlook, and the uncertainty surrounding tariffs further dampens market confidence.
