German investment in US hits three-year low amid trade uncertainty
Most outlets led with the decline in German investment in the United States to a three-year low, citing data from the German Economic Institute and the German central bank. Business Recorder attributed the drop to Trump administration policies creating uncertainty, while The News International focused on tariff uncertainty as the key factor. Both emphasized the sharp decline in direct investments but framed the cause slightly differently.
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German companies cut US investment to three-year low
BERLIN: German companies slashed investments in the United States to a three-year low in the first half of 2026, as Trump administration policies fed uncertainty between the transatlantic trading partners. First-half direct investments plunged by nearly two-thirds year-on-year to €4.3 billion ($5 billion), the lowest level since 2023, according to calculations by the German Economic Institute, ...
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German investment in US hits 3-year low amid tariff uncertainty
German investment in US hits 3-year low amid tariff uncertaintyData from the German Economic Institute , based on German central bank figures, highlights a sharp decline in direct investments by German firms in the United States. As reported, the First-half direct investments plummeted by nearly...
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