Welcome to Extreme Investor Network, where we provide unique insights and expert analysis in the field of economics. Today, we will be discussing the current economic situation in Germany and what it means for investors.
Many individuals may wonder why Germany, a powerhouse in the European economy, is currently experiencing a recession. Our expert, Mr. Armstrong, provides a unique perspective that is not based on personal opinion but on years of experience working with governments worldwide.
The graph above illustrates the German GDP in the Euro, along with the timing array, expressed in US dollars. It is essential to understand that currency masks the real trends in the economy. Mr. Armstrong highlights the complexity of economic concepts and the challenges of conveying these ideas to government officials who may not grasp the full picture.
Looking back at historical data, we can see how the German GDP peaked in 2007 in real international value terms, coinciding with a turning point in the Economic Confidence Model. The subsequent peak of the Euro in 2008 led to a decrease in exports and ultimately triggered the European Debt Crisis.
Moving forward, the Economic Confidence Model predicts that Germany’s REAL GDP in international value terms will not bottom out until 2030. Despite a nominal bottom expected in 2028, the real terms suggest a prolonged recession into 2030.
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