Germany's manufacturing sector wrapped up 2025 on shaky ground. The latest PMI reading confirms what many suspected—the downturn is accelerating, not stabilizing. When Europe's industrial engine sputters like this, ripple effects hit harder than most people realize. Manufacturing weakness typically signals broader economic stress: delayed capex, tightening credit conditions, and reduced risk appetite. For those tracking macro cycles and their impact on asset markets, this kind of data point matters. It's the kind of signal that precedes shifts in central bank policy and investor sentiment across multiple asset classes.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 23h ago
European engines are starting to stall, and now on-chain liquidity will be drained by the vampires...
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ser_aped.eth
· 01-02 18:10
Germany's manufacturing industry has collapsed, and Europe's engine is about to stall... Now the central bank has to act, crypto circles prepare to buy the dip.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 01-02 09:45
A collapse in European manufacturing will lead to a bloody storm in the crypto market. I can predict this logic with my eyes closed.
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0xLostKey
· 01-02 09:39
The European engine is about to stall, this time it's really not a wolf coming...
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PositionPhobia
· 01-02 09:33
Germany's manufacturing industry is about to be finished... PMI drops so much, the European Central Bank must be panicking.
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PerennialLeek
· 01-02 09:22
Germany's manufacturing industry is about to cool down. As soon as the PMI is released, it's clear there's no hope. If Europe's engine stalls, how can BTC remain unaffected...
Germany's manufacturing sector wrapped up 2025 on shaky ground. The latest PMI reading confirms what many suspected—the downturn is accelerating, not stabilizing. When Europe's industrial engine sputters like this, ripple effects hit harder than most people realize. Manufacturing weakness typically signals broader economic stress: delayed capex, tightening credit conditions, and reduced risk appetite. For those tracking macro cycles and their impact on asset markets, this kind of data point matters. It's the kind of signal that precedes shifts in central bank policy and investor sentiment across multiple asset classes.