Weidmann Sees Forecasts Surrounded by High Degree of Uncertainty

The transcript discusses concerns about the sluggish growth of the German economy, highlighting factors such as global demand and idiosyncratic issues like the automotive industry. It addresses trade issues and uncertainties affecting Germany and the EU, including Brexit and trade conflicts. The discussion also covers monetary policy, inflation, and wage growth, emphasizing the importance of the medium-term inflation outlook. Finally, it touches on interest rate expectations and market reactions, noting the impact of economic data on monetary policy debates.

What is the significance of domestic demand in the context of trade issues for Germany?

How does uncertainty affect investment in Germany according to the text?

What is the speaker's view on the relationship between wage growth and economic conditions?