Economics
Scholz Says No Need for German Stimulus After Dodging Recession
- German economy is ‘really resilient,’ finance minister says
- Scholz sees ‘timely and targeted’ measures in a crisis
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Germany’s economy is growing slowly, but isn’t in a crisis and doesn’t need a boost from additional spending, Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said after the country averted a technical recession in the third quarter.