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The ifo Business Climate Index for Germany fell from 101.0 points in December to 99.1 points in January
Disquiet is growing among German businesses. The ifo Business Climate Index fell from 101.0 points in December to 99.1 points in January, dropping to its lowest level since February 2016. Companies assessed their current business situation slightly less favourably. Their business expectations also deteriorated sharply and turned pessimistic for the first time since December 2012. The German economy is experiencing a downturn.
In manufacturing the business climate index fell markedly once again this month. This was primarily due to far more pessimistic business expectations. Manufacturers also assessed their current business situation slightly less favourably. The business climate deteriorated in all of the key business sectors apart from the chemicals industry. Capacity utilisation fell by 0.7 percent to 86.3 percent, but remains above its long-term average of 83.7 percent.
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