Germany poised to be bumped into fifth place among world’s biggest economies

The growth of the EU’s economic powerhouse has continued to slow as a result of the energy crisis Germany’s economy is expected to continue to slow in the coming years; the country is slated to relinquish its position as the fourth-largest economy to India in 2027, according to a new report by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR). The research says Germany’s fall to fifth place will come as a result of its reliance on Russian energy to drive its manufacturing sector. “The importance of the manufacturing sector means that Germany has been more exposed to supply-side headwinds in recent years, notab

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