🚨 MARKET ALERT: German Capital Is Pulling Back from the U.S. 🇩🇪🇺🇸

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Fresh reports suggest a sharp slowdown in German investment flows into the United States, with estimates pointing to a drop of roughly 45% in the first year of Trump’s return to office. Businesses are turning cautious as trade policy uncertainty, tariff risks, and a softer U.S. dollar weigh on confidence. Projects are being delayed, scaled down, or shelved altogether. That kind of pullback is not business as usual.

At the same time, German exports to the U.S. are sliding, marking the steepest decline seen in more than a decade. Manufacturers are feeling the strain as supply chains tighten and demand weakens. When Europe’s largest economy starts retreating, global markets take notice.

The message is clear. Trade friction cuts both ways. Tariffs and policy uncertainty do not just pressure foreign partners, they also deter investment, slow growth, and erode trust. If this trend persists, the impact could ripple well beyond Germany and the U.S. 🌍📉

Source: IW