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German Industrial Production (May)

The better-than-expected German industrial production figures for May are partly due to continued tariff front-running in the pharmaceuticals sector, but output in other sectors is also proving more resilient to tariffs than even we would have expected. Nevertheless, output remains weak and the medium term prospect for the sector poor.

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