German Economy Likely Contracted in Q3 Due to Low Rhine River Levels
Germany's central bank reported that the economy likely contracted in the third quarter of 2026, primarily due to record low water levels on the Rhine river. Drought and heatwaves hampered goods shipments, particularly impacting the chemical sector and the manufacture of coal and petroleum products, interrupting the country's economic recovery.
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