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GERMANY FACES NEW JOB CUTS AS ECONOMIC RECOVERY FALTERS
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The share expecting layoffs rose to 32% from 29% in the spring, while only about one in six companies plans to add staff. The findings point to a faltering economic recovery in Europe's largest economy, with hiring intentions weakening even as firms look past the current year. The survey offers an early signal on labor demand that could weigh on consumer spending and broader growth momentum. Investors will watch upcoming German employment and industrial data, along with any policy response from Berlin, for confirmation of whether the deterioration in hiring plans persists.
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Germany, German Economic Institute (IW), Walter Bloomberg