Germany Isn't Europe's 'Sick Man,' Deutsche Bank CEO Sewing Says

Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing comments on the outlook for interest rates and the German economy. "Germany actually will see growth again, potentially not the number which we all wish in 2024, but from 2025," Sewing said in an interview with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on the sidelines of the annual meetings of the IMF and the World Bank in Marrakech, Morocco.
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[@glennnielsen8054]

Totally agree, Germany is and will remain to be the envy of Europe. Southern Europe should look at their debt situation and lack of reforms and competitiveness before pointing fingers at Germany.

[@vijjreddy]

OH THAT IS RIGHT, GERMANY GETS ONLY 2ND RANK, FIRST GOES TO UKRAINE

[@Jose-u3b2j]

Donde esta el patrimo judio

[@Jose-u3b2j]

Y Botin y su instito asesino 😮

[@user-li1mj1jx2j]

Cope

[@stormsake]

A but in between two sentences eliminates the first sentence, so he thinks Germany is the sick man indeed.

[@milosnestorovic1594]

Structural Reform....How much Challenge???

[@GOLDF1NG3R]

Europeans Loves Chinese EV cars because they're cheaper and great quality. German economy will be in ICU soon 😂

[@jenniferconroy4517]

That's why eu wants to put tarrifs on Chinese mode ev

[@damirpremus219]

Wol❤sdel olll

[@Jose-u3b2j]

Os cuento lo de la Aspirina