Germany's Industrial Output Up 0.9% in May, Signals Q2 Recovery

According to Kayvand Macroeconomics economist Andrew Kenningham, Germany's May industrial output rose 0.9% month-on-month on July 7, following strong retail data and suggesting the economy has weathered the Iran conflict impact and may expand in Q2. However, Kenningham cautioned that the growth is primarily driven by automotive production, and given the sector's challenges, this momentum is unlikely to sustain. He noted that while Germany's manufacturing appears unaffected by the conflict, the industry's share of the economy is likely to decline over the medium term.
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