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German inflation drops to lowest level since start of Middle East war
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The desk flags the surprising resilience of the German economy amidst geopolitical tensions, noting that first-quarter results defy expectations of decline. Per the full note from ING Economics, despite the backdrop of the ongoing Middle East conflict, Germany's GDP grew by 0.3% quarter-on-quarter, pointing to unexpectedly strong domestic demand. This development may heighten expectations for monetary policy adjustments from the ECB in the upcoming months, especially as inflation still brews below target. As no high-impact events are on the immediate horizon, market sentiment could remain stable unless further economic data shifts perceptions.