Economists suggest a notable shift in eurozone dynamics, with countries like Portugal and Greece projected to outperform traditionally stronger economies like France and Germany by a significant margin.
Carsten Brzeski from ING emphasizes the dichotomy of the current situation: the southern countries’ economic resurgence contrasts sharply with the troubles now faced by northern economies, particularly Germany.
Germany's economy is nearing recession due to falling industrial output and increasing competition from Chinese automakers, coupled with a political crisis highlighted by the chancellor's recent confidence vote.
The reversal from a decade ago illustrates the periphery's surprising strength in 2025 compared to the moralizing attitudes harbored in core EU states during the debt crisis.
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