Germany news: Economy set for stronger growth, wine harvest hit by drought
Germany's economic outlook is looking a little brighter, with the International Monetary Fund almost doubling its growth forecast.
DW reports: Germany's economic outlook is looking a little brighter, with the International Monetary Fund almost doubling its growth forecast.
However, Germany's winegrowers are facing another disappointing harvest. DW has more.
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