In the DIHK Newsroom, you’ll find the latest press releases, statements, studies, and background information on the German economy—presented in a concise, well-organized, and always up-to-date...
On July 15, the Federal Government announced measures aimed at reducing the burden on citizens, businesses, and administration by approximately 600 million euros. DIHK’s Chief Executive Officer Helena Melnikov provided her commentary on the package during the ZDF’s Mittagsmagazin.
The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) President Peter Adrian considers the federal government’s agreement on a reform package as a sign of action capability. He told the Funke media group: "If the coalition doesn’t promptly implement the announced reforms, it would be a disaster."
How are economic growth, employment, unemployment, and inflation evolving? The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) provides you here with the key economic indicators and forecasts as well as data on foreign trade by country.
The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) considers the planned introduction of a digital euro fundamentally positive but sets concrete conditions: The new means of payment must provide real added value, be technically compatible with existing systems, and not impose unnecessary costs...
The digital Euro may become a reality in the Eurozone countries by 2029. It aims to bring more independence and resilience, reduce costs for the economy, and offer as much privacy as cash. However, the promised added value must be reflected in tangible benefits.
The DIHK Tourism Committee gathers entrepreneurial expertise from the tourism industry and addresses key topics such as digitalisation, skills shortages, sustainability, and bureaucracy reduction.
