Via Agenzia Nova Germany’s self-imposed economic decline is no longer a warning—it is now visible in hard data, as foreign investment collapses to its lowest level since the aftermath of the global financial crisis. According to a new analysis by EY, reported on by various German media outlets, foreign direct investment projects fell for the eighth consecutive year in 2025, dropping to just 548. The figure marks a 17-year low and underscores a steady erosion of confidence in Europe’s largest economy. The numbers represent a 10 percent decline from the previous year. But more importantly, they reflect a structural downward trend that has now persisted for nearly a decade. Henrik Ahlers, head of EY Germany, issued a stark warning. “Germany is falling behind, and other…
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